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Definition of essence
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of essence is as below...
Essence
(n.) The
constituent
quality
or
qualities
which
belong
to any
object,
or class of
objects,
or on which they
depend
for being what they are
(distinguished
as real
essence);
the real
being,
divested
of all
logical
accidents;
that
quality
which
constitutes
or marks the true
nature
of
anything;
distinctive
character;
hence,
virtue
or
quality
of a
thing,
separated
from its
grosser
parts..
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Stuff
::
Stuff (v. t.) The
fundamental
material
of which
anything
is made up;
elemental
part;
essence.
Homoiousian
::
Homoiousian
(n.) One of the
semi-Arians
of the 4th
century,
who held that the Son was of like, but not the same,
essence
or
substance
with the
Father;
--
opposed
to
homoousian..
Essence
::
Essence
(n.) A
being;
esp., a
purely
spiritual
being..
Essential
::
Essential
(a.)
Belonging
to the
essence,
or that which makes an
object,
or class of
objects,
what it is..
Extract
::
Extract
(v. t.) To
withdraw
by
expression,
distillation,
or other
mechanical
or
chemical
process;
as, to
extract
an
essence.
Cf.
Abstract,
v. t., 6..
Essence
::
Essence
(n.)
Perfume;
odor;
scent;
or the
volatile
matter
constituting
perfume.
Unessential
::
Unessential
(n.)
Something
not
constituting
essence,
or
something
which is not of
absolute
necessity;
as, forms are among the
unessentials
of
religion..
Quintessence
::
Quintessence
(n.)
Hence:
An
extract
from
anything,
containing
its
rarest
virtue,
or most
subtle
and
essential
constituent
in a small
quantity;
pure or
concentrated
essence..
Bergamot
::
Bergamot
(n.) The
essence
or
perfume
made from the
fruit.
Materially
::
Materially
(adv.)
In its
essence;
substantially.
Coessential
::
Coessential
(a.)
Partaking
of the same
essence.
Steep
::
Steep (v. t.) To soak in a
liquid;
to
macerate;
to
extract
the
essence
of by
soaking;
as, to
soften
seed by
steeping
it in
water.
Often used
figuratively..
Essentiate
::
Essentiate
(v. i.) To
become
assimilated;
to be
changed
into the
essence.
Quiddity
::
Quiddity
(n.) The
essence,
nature,
or
distinctive
peculiarity,
of a
thing;
that which
answers
the
question,
Quid est? or, What is it?.
Unessential
::
Unessential
(a.) Void of
essence,
or real
being..
Definition
::
Definition
(n.) An exact
enunciation
of the
constituents
which make up the
logical
essence.
Stand
::
Stand (n.) To be in some
particular
state;
to have
essence
or
being;
to be; to
consist.
Core
::
Core (n.) The most
important
part of a
thing;
the
essence;
as, the core of a
subject..
Substance
::
Substance
(n.) That which
underlies
all
outward
manifestations;
substratum;
the
permanent
subject
or cause of
phenomena,
whether
material
or
spiritual;
that in which
properties
inhere;
that which is real, in
distinction
from that which is
apparent;
the
abiding
part of any
existence,
in
distinction
from any
accident;
that which
constitutes
anything
what it is; real or
existing
essence..
Metempsychosis
::
Metempsychosis
(n.) The
passage
of the soul, as an
immortal
essence,
at the death of the
animal
body it had
inhabited,
into
another
living
body,
whether
of a brute or a human
being;
transmigration
of
souls..
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