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Definition of electricity
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Electricity
(n.) Fig.:
Electrifying
energy
or
characteristic.
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Stimulation
::
Stimulate
(v. t.) To
excite;
to
irritate;
especially,
to
excite
the
activity
of (a nerve or an
irritable
muscle),
as by
electricity..
Electrify
::
Electrify
(v. t.) To
communicate
electricity
to; to
charge
with
electricity;
as, to
electrify
a jar..
Conductivity
::
Conductivity
(n.) The
quality
or power of
conducting,
or of
receiving
and
transmitting,
as heat,
electricity,
etc.; as, the
conductivity
of a
nerve..
Thermoelectricity
::
Thermoelectricity
(n.)
Electricity
developed
in the
action
of heat. See the Note under
Electricity.
Continuous
::
Continuous
(a.)
Without
break,
cessation,
or
interruption;
without
intervening
space or time;
uninterrupted;
unbroken;
continual;
unceasing;
constant;
continued;
protracted;
extended;
as, a
continuous
line of
railroad;
a
continuous
current
of
electricity..
Thermocurrent
::
Thermocurrent
(n.) A
current,
as of
electricity,
developed,
or set in
motion,
by the
action
of
heat..
Reaction
::
Reaction
(n.) The
mutual
or
reciprocal
action
of
chemical
agents
upon each
other,
or the
action
upon such
chemical
agents
of some form of
energy,
as heat,
light,
or
electricity,
resulting
in a
chemical
change
in one or more of these
agents,
with the
production
of new
compounds
or the
manifestation
of
distinctive
characters.
See
Blowpipe
reaction,
Flame
reaction,
under
Blowpipe,
and
Flame..
Vitreous
::
Vitreous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
glass;
derived
from
glass;
as,
vitreous
electricity..
Electro-kinetics
::
Electro-kinetics
(n.) That
branch
of
electrical
science
which
treats
of
electricity
in
motion.
Escape
::
Escape
(v. i.) To get free from that which
confines
or
holds;
-- used of
persons
or
things;
as, to
escape
from
prison,
from
arrest,
or from
slavery;
gas
escapes
from the
pipes;
electricity
escapes
from its
conductors..
Thunder
::
Thunder
(n.) The sound which
follows
a flash of
lightning;
the
report
of a
discharge
of
atmospheric
electricity.
Physics
::
Physics
(n.) The
science
of
nature,
or of
natural
objects;
that
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the laws and
properties
of
matter,
and the
forces
acting
upon it;
especially,
that
department
of
natural
science
which
treats
of the
causes
(as
gravitation,
heat,
light,
magnetism,
electricity,
etc.) that
modify
the
general
properties
of
bodies;
natural
philosophy..
Storehouse
::
Stored
(a.)
Collected
or
accumulated
as a
reserve
supply;
as,
stored
electricity..
Electrize
::
Electrize
(v. t.) To
electricity.
Electro-bioscopy
::
Electro-bioscopy
(n.) A
method
of
determining
the
presence
or
absence
of life in an
animal
organism
with a
current
of
electricity,
by
noting
the
presence
or
absence
of
muscular
contraction..
Pyrogen
::
Pyrogen
(n.)
Electricity.
Electrically
::
Electrically
(adv.)
In the
manner
of
electricity,
or by means of it;
thrillingly..
Voltaic
::
Voltaic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
voltaism,
or
voltaic
electricity;
as,
voltaic
induction;
the
voltaic
arc..
Conduct
::
Conduct
(v. i.) To act as a
conductor
(as of heat,
electricity,
etc.);
to
carry..
Electromotor
::
Electromotor
(n.) An
apparatus
or
machine
for
producing
motion
and
mechanical
effects
by the
action
of
electricity;
an
electro-magnetic
engine.
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