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Definition of event
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Event (n.) That which
comes,
arrives,
or
happens;
that which falls out; any
incident,
good or bad..
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Credibly
::
Credibly
(adv.)
In a
manner
inducing
belief;
as, I have been
credibly
informed
of the
event..
Antidote
::
Antidote
(v. t.) To
counteract
or
prevent
the
effects
of, by
giving
or
taking
an
antidote..
Antevert
::
Antevert
(v. t.) To
prevent.
Martinmas
::
Martinmas
(n.) The feast of St.
Martin,
the
eleventh
of
November;
-- often
called
martlemans..
Deter
::
Deter (v. t.) To
prevent
by fear;
hence,
to
hinder
or
prevent
from
action
by fear of
consequences,
or
difficulty,
risk, etc..
Eleventh
::
Eleventh
(n.) The
quotient
of a unit
divided
by
eleven;
one of
eleven
equal
parts.
Eventration
::
Eventration
(n.) A tumor
containing
a large
portion
of the
abdominal
viscera,
occasioned
by
relaxation
of the walls of the
abdomen..
Greenback
::
Greenback
(n.) One of the legal
tender
notes of the
United
States;
-- first
issued
in 1862, and
having
the
devices
on the back
printed
with green ink, to
prevent
alterations
and
counterfeits..
Log
::
Log (n.) A
weight
or block near the free end of a
hoisting
rope to
prevent
it from being drawn
through
the
sheave.
Seventy
::
Seventy
(a.) Seven times ten; one more than
sixty-nine.
Chronology
::
Chronology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of
measuring
time by
regular
divisions
or
periods,
and which
assigns
to
events
or
transactions
their
proper
dates..
Superstition
::
Superstition
(n.)
Belief
in the
direct
agency
of
superior
powers
in
certain
extraordinary
or
singular
events,
or in
magic,
omens,
prognostics,
or the
like..
Quillwort
::
Quillwort
(n.) Any plant or
species
of the genus
Isoetes,
cryptogamous
plants
with a
cluster
of
elongated
four-tubed
rushlike
leaves,
rising
from a corm, and
containing
spores
in their
enlarged
and
excavated
bases.
There are about
seventeen
American
species,
usually
growing
in the mud under
still,
shallow
water.
So
called
from the shape of the shape of the
leaves..
Narratory
::
Narratory
(a.)
Giving
an
account
of
events;
narrative;
as,
narratory
letters..
Plectospondyli
::
Plectospondyli
(n. pl.) An
extensive
suborder
of
fresh-water
physostomous
fishes
having
the
anterior
vertebrae
united
and much
modified;
the
Eventognathi.
Narrator
::
Narrator
(n.) One who
narrates;
one who
relates
a
series
of
events
or
transactions.
Fasti
::
Fasti
(n.pl.)
Records
or
registers
of
important
events.
Relation
::
Relation
(n.) The act of
relating
or
telling;
also, that which is
related;
recital;
account;
narration;
narrative;
as, the
relation
of
historical
events..
K
::
K () the
eleventh
letter
of the
English
alphabet,
is
nonvocal
consonant.
The form and sound of the
letter
K are from the
Latin,
which used the
letter
but
little
except
in the early
period
of the
language.
It came into the Latin from the
Greek,
which
received
it from a
Phoenician
source,
the
ultimate
origin
probably
being
Egyptian.
Etymologically
K is most
nearly
related
to c, g, h
(which
see)..
Narrative
::
Narrative
(n.) That which is
narrated;
the
recital
of a
story;
a
continuous
account
of the
particulars
of an event or
transaction;
a
story.
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