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Definition of evolution
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 evolution is as below...
Evolution
(n.) That
theory
of
generation
which
supposes
the germ to
preexist
in the
parent,
and its parts to be
developed,
but not
actually
formed,
by the
procreative
act; --
opposed
to
epigenesis..
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Mexicanize
::
Mexicanize
(v. t.) To cause to be like the
Mexicans,
or their
country,
esp. in
respect
of
frequent
revolutions
of
government..
Kenogenesis
::
Kenogenesis
(n.)
Modified
evolution,
in which
nonprimitive
characters
make their
appearance
in
consequence
of a
secondary
adaptation
of the
embryo
to the
peculiar
conditions
of its
environment;
--
distinguished
from
palingenesis..
Tory
::
Tory (n.) One who, in the time of the
Revolution,
favored
submitting
tothe
claims
of Great
Britain
against
the
colonies;
an
adherent
tothe
crown..
Geocyclic
::
Geocyclic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
illustrating,
the
revolutions
of the
earth;
as, a
geocyclic
machine..
Evolvement
::
Evolvement
(n.) The act of
evolving,
or the state of being
evolved;
evolution..
Sans-culotte
::
Sans-culotte
(n.) A
fellow
without
breeches;
a
ragged
fellow;
-- a name of
reproach
given in the first
French
revolution
to the
extreme
republican
party,
who
rejected
breeches
as an
emblem
peculiar
to the upper
classes
or
aristocracy,
and
adopted
pantaloons..
Revolution
::
Revolution
(n.) The
motion
of a
point,
line, or
surface
about a point or line as its
center
or axis, in such a
manner
that a
moving
point
generates
a
curve,
a
moving
line a
surface
(called
a
surface
of
revolution),
and a
moving
surface
a solid
(called
a solid of
revolution);
as, the
revolution
of a
right-angled
triangle
about one of its sides
generates
a cone; the
revolution
of a
semicircle
about the
diameter
generates
a
sphere..
Gyration
::
Gyration
(n.) The act of
turning
or
whirling,
as
around
a fixed
center;
a
circular
or
spiral
motion;
motion
about an axis;
rotation;
revolution..
Tactics
::
Tactics
(n.) The
science
and art of
disposing
military
and naval
forces
in order for
battle,
and
performing
military
and naval
evolutions.
It is
divided
into grand
tactics,
or the
tactics
of
battles,
and
elementary
tactics,
or the
tactics
of
instruction..
Ring
::
Ring (n.) The solid
generated
by the
revolution
of a
circle,
or other
figure,
about an
exterior
straight
line (as an axis) lying in the same plane as the
circle
or other
figure..
Minuteman
::
Minuteman
(n.) A
militiaman
who was to be ready to march at a
moment's
notice;
-- a term used in the
American
Revolution.
Assignat
::
Assignat
(n.) One of the
notes,
bills,
or
bonds,
issued
as
currency
by the
revolutionary
government
of
France
(1790-1796),
and based on the
security
of the lands of the
church
and of
nobles
which had been
appropriated
by the
state..
Disassimilation
::
Disassimilation
(n.) The
decomposition
of
complex
substances,
within
the
organism,
into
simpler
ones
suitable
only for
excretion,
with
evolution
of
energy,
-- a
normal
nutritional
process
the
reverse
of
assimilation;
downward
metabolism..
Sorbonist
::
Sorbonist
(n.) A
doctor
of the
Sorbonne,
or
theological
college,
in the
University
of
Paris,
founded
by
Robert
de
Sorbon,
a. d. 1252. It was
suppressed
in the
Revolution
of
1789..
Yearly
::
Yearly
(a.)
Accomplished
in a year; as, the
yearly
circuit,
or
revolution,
of the
earth..
Innovate
::
Innovate
(v. t.) To
change
or alter by
introducing
something
new; to
remodel;
to
revolutionize.
Reaction
::
Reaction
(n.)
Backward
tendency
or
movement
after
revolution,
reform,
or great
progress
in any
direction..
Countermarch
::
Countermarch
(n.) An
evolution
by which a body of
troops
change
front or
reverse
the
direction
of march while
retaining
the same men in the front rank; also, a
movement
by which the rear rank
becomes
the front one,
either
with or
without
changing
the right to the
left..
Discouragement
::
Discouragement
(n.) That which
discourages;
that which
deters,
or tends to
deter,
from an
undertaking,
or from the
prosecution
of
anything;
a
determent;
as, the
revolution
was
commenced
under every
possible
discouragement..
Round
::
Round (n.) A
series
of
changes
or
events
ending
where it
began;
a
series
of like
events
recurring
in
continuance;
a
cycle;
a
periodical
revolution;
as, the round of the
seasons;
a round of
pleasures..
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