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Definition of elation
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Elation
(n.) A
lifting
up by
success;
exaltation;
inriation
with pride of
prosperity.
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Correlative
::
Correlative
(a.)
Having
or
indicating
a
reciprocal
relation.
Reassociate
::
Reassociate
(v. t. & i.) To
associate
again;
to bring again into close
relations.
Consociate
::
Consociate
(v. t.) To bring into
alliance,
confederacy,
or
relationship;
to bring
together;
to join; to
unite..
Geometry
::
Geometry
(n.) That
branch
of
mathematics
which
investigates
the
relations,
properties,
and
measurement
of
solids,
surfaces,
lines,
and
angles;
the
science
which
treats
of the
properties
and
relations
of
magnitudes;
the
science
of the
relations
of
space..
Chime
::
Chime (n.)
Pleasing
correspondence
of
proportion,
relation,
or
sound..
Tautomerism
::
Tautomerism
(n.) The
condition,
quality,
or
relation
of
metameric
substances,
or their
respective
derivatives,
which are more or less
interchangeable,
according
as one form or the other is the more
stable.
It is a
special
case of
metamerism;
thus, the
lactam
and the
lactim
compounds
exhibit
tautomerism..
Acknowledge
::
Acknowledge
(v. t.) To own or
recognize
in a
particular
character
or
relationship;
to admit the
claims
or
authority
of; to give
recognition
to.
Dependence
::
Dependence
(n.)
Mutu///
/onnection
and
support;
concatenation;
systematic
///er
relation.
Metaphysics
::
Metaphysics
(n.) The
science
of real as
distinguished
from
phenomenal
being;
ontology;
also, the
science
of
being,
with
reference
to its
abstract
and
universal
conditions,
as
distinguished
from the
science
of
determined
or
concrete
being;
the
science
of the
conceptions
and
relations
which are
necessarily
implied
as true of every kind of
being;
phylosophy
in
general;
first
principles,
or the
science
of first
principles..
Spheno-
::
Spheno-
() A
combining
form used in
anatomy
to
indicate
connection
with, or
relation
to, the
sphenoid
bone; as in
sphenomaxillary,
sphenopalatine..
Neighborly
::
Neighborly
(a.)
Apropriate
to the
relation
of
neighbors;
having
frequent
or
familiar
intercourse;
kind;
civil;
social;
friendly.
Hoarfrost
::
Hoarfrost
(n.) The white
particles
formed
by the
congelation
of dew; white
frost.
Affinity
::
Affinity
(n.) A
superior
spiritual
relationship
or
attraction
held to exist
sometimes
between
persons,
esp.
persons
of the
opposite
sex; also, the man or woman who
exerts
such
psychical
or
spiritual
attraction..
Universology
::
Universology
(n.) The
science
of the
universe,
and the
relations
which it
involves..
Report
::
Report
(v. t.)
Rapport;
relation;
connection;
reference.
Mathematics
::
Mathematics
(n.) That
science,
or class of
sciences,
which
treats
of the exact
relations
existing
between
quantities
or
magnitudes,
and of the
methods
by
which,
in
accordance
with these
relations,
quantities
sought
are
deducible
from other
quantities
known or
supposed;
the
science
of
spatial
and
quantitative
relations..
Echometer
::
Echometer
(n.) A
graduated
scale for
measuring
the
duration
of
sounds,
and
determining
their
different,
and the
relation
of their
intervals..
Value
::
Value (n.) In an
artistical
composition,
the
character
of any one part in its
relation
to other parts and to the
whole;
-- often used in the
plural;
as, the
values
are well
given,
or well
maintained..
Force
::
Force (n.) Any
action
between
two
bodies
which
changes,
or tends to
change,
their
relative
condition
as to rest or
motion;
or, more
generally,
which
changes,
or tends to
change,
any
physical
relation
between
them,
whether
mechanical,
thermal,
chemical,
electrical,
magnetic,
or of any other kind; as, the force of
gravity;
cohesive
force;
centrifugal
force..
At
::
At
(prep.)
A
relation
of
proximity
to, or of
presence
in or on,
something;
as, at the door; at your shop; at home; at
school;
at hand; at sea and on
land..
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