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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.) The body of
person
to whom are
intrusted
the
government
and
instruction
of a
college
or
university,
or of one of its
departments;
the
president,
professors,
and
tutors
in a
college..
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Acuteness
::
Acuteness
(n.) The
faculty
of nice
discernment
or
perception;
acumen;
keenness;
sharpness;
sensitiveness;
--
applied
to the
senses,
or the
understanding.
By
acuteness
of
feeling,
we
perceive
small
objects
or
slight
impressions:
by
acuteness
of
intellect,
we
discern
nice
distinctions..
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..
Ingenious
::
Ingenious
(a.)
Possessed
of
genius,
or the
faculty
of
invention;
skillful
or promp to
invent;
having
an
aptitude
to
contrive,
or to form new
combinations;
as, an
ingenious
author,
mechanic..
Conceit
::
Conceit
(n.)
Faculty
of
conceiving
ideas;
mental
faculty;
apprehension;
as, a man of quick
conceit..
Retrospection
::
Retrospection
(n.) The act, or the
faculty,
of
looking
back on
things
past..
Abstract
::
Abstract
(a.)
Resulting
from the
mental
faculty
of
abstraction;
general
as
opposed
to
particular;
as,
reptile
is an
abstract
or
general
name..
Describe
::
Describe
(v. i.) To use the
faculty
of
describing;
to give a
description;
as,
Milton
describes
with
uncommon
force and
beauty..
Acumen
::
Acumen
(n.)
Quickness
of
perception
or
discernment;
penetration
of mind; the
faculty
of nice
discrimination.
Provoke
::
Provoke
(v. t.) To call
forth;
to call into being or
action;
esp., to
incense
to
action,
a
faculty
or
passion,
as love, hate, or
ambition;
hence,
commonly,
to
incite,
as a
person,
to
action
by a
challenge,
by
taunts,
or by
defiance;
to
exasperate;
to
irritate;
to
offend
intolerably;
to cause to
retaliate..
Amativeness
::
Amativeness
(n.) The
faculty
supposed
to
influence
sexual
desire;
propensity
to love.
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.
Apprehensive
::
Apprehensive
(a.)
Relating
to the
faculty
of
apprehension.
Part
::
Part (n.) A
constituent
of
character
or
capacity;
quality;
faculty;
talent;
--
usually
in the
plural
with a
collective
sense.
Evolutility
::
Evolutility
(n.) The
faculty
possessed
by all
substances
capable
of
self-nourishment
of
manifesting
the
nutritive
acts by
changes
of form, of
volume,
or of
structure..
Strong
::
Strong
(superl.)
Having
great
force,
vigor,
power,
or the like, as the mind,
intellect,
or any
faculty;
as, a man of a
strong
mind,
memory,
judgment,
or
imagination..
Headpiece
::
Headpiece
(n.)
Understanding;
mental
faculty.
Taste
::
Taste (n.) The power of
perceiving
and
relishing
excellence
in human
performances;
the
faculty
of
discerning
beauty,
order,
congruity,
proportion,
symmetry,
or
whatever
constitutes
excellence,
particularly
in the fine arts and
belles-letters;
critical
judgment;
discernment..
Unwilled
::
Unwilled
(a.)
Deprived
of the
faculty
of will or
volition.
Power
::
Power (n.) The
exercise
of a
faculty;
the
employment
of
strength;
the
exercise
of any kind of
control;
influence;
dominion;
sway;
command;
government.
Perceptive
::
Perceptive
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the act or power of
perceiving;
having
the
faculty
or power of
perceiving;
used in
perception.
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