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Definition of formula
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Formula
(n.) A
prescription
or
recipe
for the
preparation
of a
medicinal
compound.
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Reason
::
Reason
(n.)
Hence:
To carry on a
process
of
deduction
or of
induction,
in order to
convince
or to
confute;
to
formulate
and set forth
propositions
and the
inferences
from them; to
argue..
Prayer
::
Prayer
(v. i.) The form of words used in
praying;
a
formula
of
supplication;
an
expressed
petition;
especially,
a
supplication
addressed
to God; as, a
written
or
extemporaneous
prayer;
to
repeat
one's
prayers..
Formula
::
Formula
(n.) A
symbolic
expression
(by means of
letters,
figures,
etc.) of the
constituents
or
constitution
of a
compound..
Recipe
::
Recipe
(n.) A
formulary
or
prescription
for
making
some
combination,
mixture,
or
preparation
of
materials;
a
receipt;
especially,
a
prescription
for
medicine..
Formulary
::
Formulary
(a.)
Stated;
prescribed;
ritual.
Interpretation
::
Interpretation
(n.) The act or
process
of
applying
general
principles
or
formulae
to the
explanation
of the
results
obtained
in
special
cases.
Formulation
::
Formulation
(n.) The act,
process,
or
result
of
formulating
or
reducing
to a
formula..
Formulization
::
Formulization
(n.) The act or
process
of
reducing
to a
formula;
the state of being
formulized.
Incantation
::
Incantation
(n.) The act or
process
of using
formulas
sung or
spoken,
with
occult
ceremonies,
for the
purpose
of
raising
spirits,
producing
enchantment,
or
affecting
other
magical
results;
enchantment..
Adjuvant
::
Adjuvant
(n.) A
substance
added to a
formulation
of a drug which
enhances
the
effect
of the
active
ingredient.
Pharmaceutical
::
Pharmaceutical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
knowledge
or art of
pharmacy,
or to the art of
preparing
medicines
according
to the rules or
formulas
of
pharmacy;
as,
pharmaceutical
preparations..
Article
::
Article
(n.) To
formulate
in
articles;
to set forth in
distinct
particulars.
Formularistic
::
Formularistic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
exhibiting,
formularization..
Liturgy
::
Liturgy
(a.) An
established
formula
for
public
worship,
or the
entire
ritual
for
public
worship
in a
church
which uses
prescribed
forms;
a
formulary
for
public
prayer
or
devotion.
In the Roman
Catholic
Church
it
includes
all forms and
services
in any
language,
in any part of the
world,
for the
celebration
of
Mass..
Science
::
Science
(n.)
Accumulated
and
established
knowledge,
which has been
systematized
and
formulated
with
reference
to the
discovery
of
general
truths
or the
operation
of
general
laws;
knowledge
classified
and made
available
in work, life, or the
search
for
truth;
comprehensive,
profound,
or
philosophical
knowledge..
Formulary
::
Formulary
(n.)
Prescribed
form or
model;
formula.
Formularize
::
Formularize
(v. t.) To
reduce
to a
forula;
to
formulate.
Auxiliary
::
Auxiliary
(sing.)
A
quantity
introduced
for the
purpose
of
simplifying
or
facilitating
some
operation,
as in
equations
or
trigonometrical
formulae..
Formule
::
Formule
(n.) A set or
prescribed
model;
a
formula.
Paralogism
::
Paralogism
(n.) A
reasoning
which is false in point of form, that is, which is
contrary
to
logical
rules or
formulae;
a
formal
fallacy,
or
pseudo-syllogism,
in which the
conclusion
does not
follow
from the
premises..
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