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Definition of function
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 function is as below...
Function
(n.) The
appropriate
action
of any
special
organ or part of an
animal
or
vegetable
organism;
as, the
function
of the heart or the
limbs;
the
function
of
leaves,
sap,
roots,
etc.; life is the sum of the
functions
of the
various
organs
and parts of the
body..
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Specialize
::
Specialize
(v. t.) To
supply
with an organ or
organs
having
a
special
function
or
functions.
Presidency
::
Presidency
(n.) The
function
or
condition
of one who
presides;
superintendence;
control
and care.
Associationist
::
Associationist
(n.) One who
explains
the
higher
functions
and
relations
of the soul by the
association
of
ideas;
e. g.,
Hartley,
J. C.
Mill..
Sacerdotal
::
Sacerdotal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
priests,
or to the order of
priests;
relating
to the
priesthood;
priesty;
as,
sacerdotal
dignity;
sacerdotal
functions..
Analogy
::
Analogy
(n.) A
relation
or
correspondence
in
function,
between
organs
or parts which are
decidedly
different..
Pursuivant
::
Pursuivant
(n.) A
functionary
of lower rank than a
herald,
but
discharging
similar
duties;
--
called
also
pursuivant
at arms; an
attendant
of the
heralds.
Also used
figuratively..
Psychical
::
Psychical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the mind, or its
functions
and
diseases;
mental;
--
contrasted
with
physical..
Exponential
::
Exponential
(a.)
Pertaining
to
exponents;
involving
variable
exponents;
as, an
exponential
expression;
exponential
calculus;
an
exponential
function..
Limit
::
Limit (v. i.) To beg, or to
exercise
functions,
within
a
certain
limited
region;
as, a
limiting
friar..
Disorder
::
Disorder
(v. t.) To
disturb
or
interrupt
the
regular
and
natural
functions
of
(either
body or
mind);
to
produce
sickness
or
indisposition
in; to
discompose;
to
derange;
as, to
disorder
the head or
stomach..
Physiological
::
Physiological
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
physiology;
relating
to the
science
of the
functions
of
living
organism;
as,
physiological
botany
or
chemistry..
Physiogeny
::
Physiogeny
(n.) The germ
history
of the
functions,
or the
history
of the
development
of vital
activities,
in the
individual,
being one of the
branches
of
ontogeny.
See
Morphogeny..
Discriminant
::
Discriminant
(n.) The
eliminant
of the n
partial
differentials
of any
homogenous
function
of n
variables.
See
Eliminant.
Laryngology
::
Laryngology
(n.)
Systematized
knowledge
of the
action
and
functions
of the
larynx;
in
pathology,
the
department
which
treats
of the
diseases
of the
larynx..
Portfolio
::
Portfolio
(n.)
Hence:
The
office
and
functions
of a
minister
of state or
member
of the
cabinet;
as, to
receive
the
portfolio
of war; to
resign
the
portfolio..
Disease
::
Disease
(n.) An
alteration
in the state of the body or of some of its
organs,
interrupting
or
disturbing
the
performance
of the vital
functions,
and
causing
or
threatening
pain and
weakness;
malady;
affection;
illness;
sickness;
disorder;
--
applied
figuratively
to the mind, to the moral
character
and
habits,
to
institutions,
the
state,
etc..
Biorgan
::
Biorgan
(n.) A
physiological
organ;
a
living
organ;
an organ
endowed
with
function;
--
distinguished
from
idorgan.
Apparatus
::
Apparatus
(n.) A
collection
of
organs
all of which unite in a
common
function;
as, the
respiratory
apparatus..
Analogue
::
Analogue
(n.) An organ which is
equivalent
in its
functions
to a
different
organ in
another
species
or
group,
or even in the same
group;
as, the gill of a fish is the
analogue
of a lung in a
quadruped,
although
the two are not of like
structural
relations..
Physiologist
::
Physiologist
(n.) One who is
versed
in the
science
of
physiology;
a
student
of the
properties
and
functions
of
animal
and
vegetable
organs
and
tissues.
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