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Definition of express
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Express
(a.) To
denote;
to
designate.
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Function
::
Function
(n.) A
quantity
so
connected
with
another
quantity,
that if any
alteration
be made in the
latter
there will be a
consequent
alteration
in the
former.
Each
quantity
is said to be a
function
of the
other.
Thus, the
circumference
of a
circle
is a
function
of the
diameter.
If x be a
symbol
to which
different
numerical
values
can be
assigned,
such
expressions
as x2, 3x, Log. x, and Sin. x, are all
functions
of x..
Mobile
::
Mobile
(a.)
Changing
in
appearance
and
expression
under the
influence
of the mind; as,
mobile
features..
Definitive
::
Definitive
(a.)
Determinate;
positive;
final;
conclusive;
unconditional;
express.
Aha
::
Aha
(interj.)
An
exclamation
expressing,
by
different
intonations,
triumph,
mixed with
derision
or
irony,
or
simple
surprise..
Complain
::
Complain
(v. i.) To give
utterance
to
expression
of
grief,
pain,
censure,
regret.
etc.; to
lament;
to
murmur;
to find
fault;
--
commonly
used with of. Also, to creak or
squeak,
as a
timber
or
wheel..
Matrix
::
Matrix
(n.) A
rectangular
arrangement
of
symbols
in rows and
columns.
The
symbols
may
express
quantities
or
operations.
Forbid
::
Forbid
(v. t.) To deny,
exclude
from, or warn off, by
express
command;
to
command
not to
enter..
Acclamatory
::
Acclamatory
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
expressing
approval
by,
acclamation..
Superlative
::
Superlative
(a.)
Expressing
the
highest
or
lowest
degree
of the
quality,
manner,
etc.,
denoted
by an
adjective
or an
adverb.
The
superlative
degree
is
formed
from the
positive
by the use of -est, most, or
least;
as,
highest,
most
pleasant,
least
bright..
Permit
::
Permit
(v. t.) To grant (one)
express
license
or
liberty
to do an act; to
authorize;
to give
leave;
--
followed
by an
infinitive.
Translator
::
Translator
(n.) One who
translates;
esp., one who
renders
into
another
language;
one who
expresses
the sense of words in one
language
by
equivalent
words in
another..
Substantive
::
Substantive
(a.)
Betokening
or
expressing
existence;
as, the
substantive
verb, that is, the verb to be..
Complimentary
::
Complimentary
(a.)
Expressive
of
regard
or
praise;
of the
nature
of, or
containing,
a
compliment;
as, a
complimentary
remark;
a
complimentary
ticket..
Express
::
Express
(n.) That which is sent by an
express
messenger
or
message.
Entropy
::
Entropy
(n.) A
certain
property
of a body,
expressed
as a
measurable
quantity,
such that when there is no
communication
of heat the
quantity
remains
constant,
but when heat
enters
or
leaves
the body the
quantity
increases
or
diminishes.
If a small
amount,
h, of heat
enters
the body when its
temperature
is t in the
thermodynamic
scale the
entropy
of the body is
increased
by h / t. The
entropy
is
regarded
as
measured
from some
standard
temperature
and
pressure.
Sometimes
called
the
thermodynamic
f
Speech
::
Speech
(n.) he act of
speaking;
that which is
spoken;
words,
as
expressing
ideas;
language;
conversation..
Expressive
::
Expressive
(a.)
Serving
to
express,
utter,
or
represent;
indicative;
communicative;
--
followed
by of; as, words
expressive
of his
gratitude..
Affirmative
::
Affirmative
(n.) A word or
phrase
expressing
affirmation
or
assent;
as, yes, that is so, etc..
Express
::
Express
(a.) To make or offer a
representation
of; to show by a copy or
likeness;
to
represent;
to
resemble.
Worry
::
Worry (v. i.) To feel or
express
undue care and
anxiety;
to
manifest
disquietude
or pain; to be
fretful;
to
chafe;
as, the child
worries;
the horse
worries..
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