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Definition of figure
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 figure is as below...
Figure
(n.) Any short
succession
of
notes,
either
as
melody
or as a group of
chords,
which
produce
a
single
complete
and
distinct
impression..
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Bas-relief
::
Bas-relief
(n.) Low
relief;
sculpture,
the
figures
of which
project
less than half of their true
proportions;
--
called
also
bassrelief
and
basso-rilievo.
See
Alto-rilievo..
Zodiac
::
Zodiac
(n.) A
figure
representing
the
signs,
symbols,
and
constellations
of the
zodiac..
Mar
::
Mar (v.) To make
defective;
to do
injury
to, esp. by
cutting
off or
defacing
a part; to
impair;
to
disfigure;
to
deface..
Figure
::
Figure
(n.) A mode of
expressing
abstract
or
immaterial
ideas by words which
suggest
pictures
or
images
from the
physical
world;
pictorial
language;
a
trope;
hence,
any
deviation
from the
plainest
form of
statement..
Epanodos
::
Epanodos
(n.) A
figure
of
speech
in which the parts of a
sentence
or
clause
are
repeated
in
inverse
orde.
Paronomasia
::
Paronomasia
(n.) A play upon
words;
a
figure
by which the same word is used in
different
senses,
or words
similar
in sound are set in
opposition
to each
other,
so as to give
antithetical
force to the
sentence;
punning..
Attitude
::
Attitude
(n.) The
posture,
action,
or
disposition
of a
figure
or a
statue..
Subjected
::
Subject
(n.) The
incident,
scene,
figure,
group,
etc., which it is the aim of the
artist
to
represent..
Defacement
::
Defacement
(n.) That which mars or
disfigures.
Integrator
::
Integrator
(n.) That which
integrates;
esp., an
instrument
by means of which the area of a
figure
can be
measured
directly,
or its
moment
of
inertia,
or
statical
moment,
etc., be
determined..
Figurative
::
Figurative
(a.)
Relating
to the
representation
of form or
figure
by
drawing,
carving,
etc. See
Figure,
n., 2..
Sign
::
Sign (n.) Any
symbol
or
emblem
which
prefigures,
typifles,
or
represents,
an idea; a type;
hence,
sometimes,
a
picture..
Paint
::
Paint (v. t.) To form in
colors
a
figure
or
likeness
of on a flat
surface,
as upon
canvas;
to
represent
by means of
colors
or hues; to
exhibit
in a
tinted
image;
to
portray
with
paints;
as, to paint a
portrait
or a
landscape..
Hopscotch
::
Hopscotch
(n.) A
child's
game, in which a
player,
hopping
on one foot,
drives
a stone from one
compartment
to
another
of a
figure
traced
or
scotched
on the
ground;
--
called
also
hoppers..
Lozenge
::
Lozenge
(n.) A
figure
with four equal
sides,
having
two acute and two
obtuse
angles;
a
rhomb..
Fig
::
Fig (n.)
Figure;
dress;
array.
Fair
::
Fair
(superl.)
Without
sudden
change
of
direction
or
curvature;
smooth;
fowing;
-- said of the
figure
of a
vessel,
and of
surfaces,
water
lines,
and other
lines..
Osiris
::
Osiris
(n.) One of the
principal
divinities
of
Egypt,
the
brother
and
husband
of Isis. He was
figured
as a mummy
wearing
the royal cap of Upper
Egypt,
and was
symbolized
by the
sacred
bull,
called
Apis. Cf.
Serapis..
Relief
::
Relief
(n.) The
projection
of a
figure
above the
ground
or plane on which it is
formed.
Anacoenosis
::
Anacoenosis
(n.) A
figure
by which a
speaker
appeals
to his
hearers
or
opponents
for their
opinion
on the point in
debate.
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