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Definition of faculty
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 faculty is as below...
Faculty
(n.)
Ability
to act or
perform,
whether
inborn
or
cultivated;
capacity
for any
natural
function;
especially,
an
original
mental
power or
capacity
for any of the
well-known
classes
of
mental
activity;
psychical
or soul
capacity;
capacity
for any of the
leading
kinds of soul
activity,
as
knowledge,
feeling,
volition;
intellectual
endowment
or gift;
power;
as,
faculties
of the mind or the
soul..
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Sentient
::
Sentient
(a.)
Having
a
faculty,
or
faculties,
of
sensation
and
perception.
Specif.
(Physiol.),
especially
sensitive;
as, the
sentient
extremities
of
nerves,
which
terminate
in the
various
organs
or
tissues..
Causality
::
Causality
(n.) The
faculty
of
tracing
effects
to their
causes.
Risible
::
Risible
(a.)
Having
the
faculty
or power of
laughing;
disposed
to
laugh.
Conception
::
Conception
(n.) The power or
faculty
of
apprehending
of
forming
an idea in the mind; the power of
recalling
a past
sensation
or
perception.
Sentient
::
Sentient
(n.) One who has the
faculty
of
perception;
a
sentient
being.
Agile
::
Agile (a.)
Having
the
faculty
of quick
motion
in the
limbs;
apt or ready to move;
nimble;
active;
as, an agile boy; an agile
tongue..
Blind
::
Blind (a.) Not
having
the
faculty
of
discernment;
destitute
of
intellectual
light;
unable
or
unwilling
to
understand
or
judge;
as,
authors
are blind to their own
defects..
Abstract
::
Abstract
(a.)
Resulting
from the
mental
faculty
of
abstraction;
general
as
opposed
to
particular;
as,
reptile
is an
abstract
or
general
name..
Ability
::
Ability
(n.) The
quality
or state of being able; power to
perform,
whether
physical,
moral,
intellectual,
conventional,
or
legal;
capacity;
skill or
competence
in
doing;
sufficiency
of
strength,
skill,
resources,
etc.; -- in the
plural,
faculty,
talent..
Intellect
::
Intellect
(n.) The part or
faculty
of the human soul by which it
knows,
as
distinguished
from the power to feel and to will;
sometimes,
the
capacity
for
higher
forms of
knowledge,
as
distinguished
from the power to
perceive
objects
in their
relations;
the power to judge and
comprehend;
the
thinking
faculty;
the
understanding..
Conscience
::
Conscience
(n.) The
faculty,
power,
or
inward
principle
which
decides
as to the
character
of one's own
actions,
purposes,
and
affections,
warning
against
and
condemning
that which is
wrong,
and
approving
and
prompting
to that which is
right;
the moral
faculty
passing
judgment
on one's self; the moral
sense..
Intelligent
::
Intelligent
(a.)
Endowed
with the
faculty
of
understanding
or
reason;
as, man is an
intelligent
being..
Attention
::
Attention
(n.) The act or state of
attending
or
heeding;
the
application
of the mind to any
object
of
sense,
representation,
or
thought;
notice;
exclusive
or
special
consideration;
earnest
consideration,
thought,
or
regard;
obedient
or
affectionate
heed; the
supposed
power or
faculty
of
attending..
Ideation
::
Ideation
(n.) The
faculty
or
capacity
of the mind for
forming
ideas;
the
exercise
of this
capacity;
the act of the mind by which
objects
of sense are
apprehended
and
retained
as
objects
of
thought.
Poetry
::
Poetry
(n.) The art of
apprehending
and
interpreting
ideas by the
faculty
of
imagination;
the art of
idealizing
in
thought
and in
expression.
Understanding
::
Understanding
(n.)
Specifically,
the
discursive
faculty;
the
faculty
of
knowing
by the
medium
or use of
general
conceptions
or
relations.
In this sense it is
contrasted
with, and
distinguished
from, the
reason..
Acquisitiveness
::
Acquisitiveness
(n.) The
faculty
to which the
phrenologists
attribute
the
desire
of
acquiring
and
possessing.
Alimentiveness
::
Alimentiveness
(n.) The
instinct
or
faculty
of
appetite
for food.
Eye
::
Eye (n.) The
faculty
of
seeing;
power or range of
vision;
hence,
judgment
or taste in the use of the eye, and in
judging
of
objects;
as, to have the eye of
sailor;
an eye for the
beautiful
or
picturesque..
Semiimute
::
Semiimute
(a.)
Having
the
faculty
of
speech
but
imperfectly
developed
or
partially
lost.
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