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Definition of grant
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 grant is as below...
Grant (v. t.) The
yielding
or
admission
of
something
in
dispute.
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Tolu
::
Tolu (n.) A
fragrant
balsam
said to have been first
brought
from
Santiago
de Tolu, in New
Granada.
See
Balsam
of Tolu, under
Balsam..
Indulgence
::
Indulgence
(v. t.) To grant an
indulgence
to.
Amnesty
::
Amnesty
(v. t.) To grant
amnesty
to.
Dispensative
::
Dispensative
(a.)
Granting
dispensation.
Revocable
::
Revocable
(a.)
Capable
of being
revoked;
as, a
revocable
edict or
grant;
a
revocable
covenant..
Uncovenanted
::
Uncovenanted
(a.) Not
covenanted;
not
granted
or
entered
into under a
covenant,
agreement,
or
contract..
Deny
::
Deny (v. t.) To
refuse
to
grant;
to
withhold;
to
refuse
to
gratify
or yield to; as, to deny a
request..
Admit
::
Admit (v. t.) To
suffer
to
enter;
to grant
entrance,
whether
into a
place,
or into the mind, or
consideration;
to
receive;
to take; as, they were into his
house;
to admit a
serious
thought
into the mind; to admit
evidence
in the trial of a
cause..
Reversion
::
Reversion
(n.) The
returning
of an
esttate
to the
grantor
or his
heirs,
by
operation
of law, after the grant has
terminated;
hence,
the
residue
of an
estate
left in the
proprietor
or owner
thereof,
to take
effect
in
possession,
by
operation
of law, after the
termination
of a
limited
or less
estate
carved
out of it and
conveyed
by him..
Injunction
::
Injunction
(n.) A writ or
process,
granted
by a court of
equity,
and,
insome
cases,
under
statutes,
by a court of
law,whereby
a party is
required
to do or to
refrain
from doing
certain
acts,
according
to the
exigency
of the
writ..
Quitclaim
::
Quitclaim
(n.) A
release
or
relinquishment
of a
claim;
a deed of
release;
an
instrument
by which some
right,
title,
interest,
or
claim,
which one
person
has, or is
supposed
to have, in or to an
estate
held by
himself
or
another,
is
released
or
relinquished,
the
grantor
generally
covenanting
only
against
persons
who claim under
himself..
Nevadite
::
Nevadite
(n.) A
grantitoid
variety
of
rhyolite,
common
in
Nevada..
Impart
::
Impart
(n.) To
bestow
a share or
portion
of; to give,
grant,
or
communicate;
to allow
another
to
partake
in; as, to
impart
food to the poor; the sun
imparts
warmth..
Respite
::
Respite
(n.) The delay of
appearance
at court
granted
to a jury
beyond
the
proper
term.
Licentiate
::
Licentiate
(n.) A friar
authorized
to
receive
confessions
and grant
absolution
in all
places,
independently
of the local
clergy..
Tramper
::
Tramper
(n.) One who
tramps;
a
stroller;
a
vagrant
or
vagabond;
a
tramp.
Dove Plant
::
Dove plant () A
Central
American
orchid
(Peristeria
elata),
having
a
flower
stem five or six feet high, with
numerous
globose
white
fragrant
flowers.
The
column
in the
center
of the
flower
resembles
a dove; --
called
also Holy
Spirit
plant..
Heliotrope
::
Heliotrope
(n.) A plant of the genus
Heliotropium;
--
called
also
turnsole
and
girasole.
H.
Peruvianum
is the
commonly
cultivated
species
with
fragrant
flowers.
Congregation
::
Congregation
(n.) The
assemblage
of
Masters
and
Doctors
at
Oxford
or
Cambrige
University,
mainly
for the
granting
of
degrees..
Grant
::
Grant (v. t.) The
yielding
or
admission
of
something
in
dispute.
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