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Definition of faction
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Faction
(n.) One of the
divisions
or
parties
of
charioteers
(distinguished
by their
colors)
in the games of the
circus.
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Split
::
Split (v. i.) To
separate
into
parties
or
factions.
Satisfaction
::
Satisfaction
(n.) The act of
satisfying,
or the state of being
satisfied;
gratification
of
desire;
contentment
in
possession
and
enjoyment;
repose
of mind
resulting
from
compliance
with its
desires
or
demands..
Lackaday
::
Lackaday
(interj.)
Alack the day; alas; -- an
expression
of
sorrow,
regret,
dissatisfaction,
or
surprise..
Petrifaction
::
Petrifaction
(n.) Fig.:
Hardness;
callousness;
obduracy.
Gratification
::
Gratification
(n.) That which
affords
pleasure;
satisfaction;
enjoyment;
fruition:
delight.
Colliquefaction
::
Colliquefaction
(n.) A
melting
together;
the
reduction
of
different
bodies
into one mass by
fusion.
Pleasing
::
Pleasing
(a.)
Giving
pleasure
or
satisfaction;
causing
agreeable
emotion;
agreeable;
delightful;
as, a
pleasing
prospect;
pleasing
manners..
Stripe
::
Stripe
(n.) Color
indicating
a party or
faction;
hence,
distinguishing
characteristic;
sign;
likeness;
sort; as,
persons
of the same
political
stripe..
Taint
::
Taint (v. i.) To be
affected
with
incipient
putrefaction;
as, meat soon
taints
in warm
weather..
Vitrification
::
Vitrification
(n.) Same as
Vitrifaction.
Extend
::
Extend
(v. t.) To
value,
as lands taken by a writ of
extent
in
satisfaction
of a debt; to
assign
by writ of
extent..
Satisfactory
::
Satisfactory
(a.)
Giving
or
producing
satisfaction;
yielding
content;
especially,
relieving
the mind from doubt or
uncertainty,
and
enabling
it to rest with
confidence;
sufficient;
as, a
satisfactory
account
or
explanation..
Insatisfaction
::
Insatisfaction
(n.)
Insufficiency;
emptiness.
Embalm
::
Embalm
(v. t.) To
anoint
all over with balm;
especially,
to
preserve
from decay by means of balm or other
aromatic
oils, or
spices;
to fill or
impregnate
(a dead
body),
with
aromatics
and drugs that it may
resist
putrefaction..
Inheritance
::
Inheritance
(n.) A
permanent
or
valuable
possession
or
blessing,
esp. one
received
by gift or
without
purchase;
a
benefaction..
Exquisite
::
Exquisite
(a.)
Carefully
selected
or
sought
out;
hence,
of
distinguishing
and
surpassing
quality;
exceedingly
nice;
delightfully
excellent;
giving
rare
satisfaction;
as,
exquisite
workmanship..
Liquefaction
::
Liquefaction
(n.) The act,
process,
or
method,
of
reducing
a gas or vapor to a
liquid
by means of cold or
pressure;
as, the
liquefaction
of
oxygen
or
hydrogen..
Acceptance
::
Acceptance
(n.) The act of
accepting;
a
receiving
what is
offered,
with
approbation,
satisfaction,
or
acquiescence;
esp.,
favorable
reception;
approval;
as, the
acceptance
of a gift,
office,
doctrine,
etc..
Calefaction
::
Calefaction
(n.) The act of
warming
or
heating;
the
production
of heat in a body by the
action
of fire, or by
communication
of heat from other
bodies..
Murmur
::
Murmur
(v. i.) To utter
complaints
in a low,
half-articulated
voice;
to feel or
express
dissatisfaction
or
discontent;
to
grumble;
-- often with at or
against..
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