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Definition of abstract
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 abstract is as below...
Abstract
(a.)
Expressing
a
particular
property
of an
object
viewed
apart from the other
properties
which
constitute
it; --
opposed
to
concrete;
as,
honesty
is an
abstract
word..
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Concrete
::
Concrete
(a.)
Applied
to a
specific
object;
special;
particular;
--
opposed
to
general.
See
Abstract,
3..
Abstractly
::
Abstractly
(adv.)
In an
abstract
state or
manner;
separately;
absolutely;
by
itself;
as,
matter
abstractly
considered..
Abstracting
::
Abstracting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Abstrac.
Staringly
::
Stargasing
(n.)
Hence,
absent-mindedness;
abstraction..
Concrete
::
Concrete
(a.)
Standing
for an
object
as it
exists
in
nature,
invested
with all its
qualities,
as
distinguished
from
standing
for an
attribute
of an
object;
--
opposed
to
abstract..
Doctrinaire
::
Doctrinaire
(n.) One who would apply to
political
or other
practical
concerns
the
abstract
doctrines
or the
theories
of his own
philosophical
system;
a
propounder
of a new set of
opinions;
a
dogmatic
theorist.
Used also
adjectively;
as,
doctrinaire
notions..
Yoga
::
Yoga (n.) A
species
of
asceticism
among the
Hindoos,
which
consists
in a
complete
abstraction
from all
worldly
objects,
by which the
votary
expects
to
obtain
union with the
universal
spirit,
and to
acquire
superhuman
faculties..
Abstracted
::
Abstracted
(a.)
Inattentive
to
surrounding
objects;
absent
in mind.
Precis
::
Precis
(n.) A
concise
or
abridged
statement
or view; an
abstract;
a
summary.
Brief
::
Brief (v. t.) To make an
abstract
or
abridgment
of; to
shorten;
as, to brief
pleadings..
Abstract
::
Abstract
(a.) To
separate,
as the more
volatile
or
soluble
parts of a
substance,
by
distillation
or other
chemical
processes.
In this sense
extract
is now more
generally
used..
Summation
::
Summary
(a.) A
general
or
comprehensive
statement;
an
abridged
account;
an
abstract,
abridgment,
or
compendium,
containing
the sum or
substance
of a
fuller
account..
Inabstracted
::
Inabstracted
(a.) Not
abstracted.
Precisive
::
Precisive
(a.)
Cutting
off;
(Logic)
exactly
limiting
by
cutting
off all that is not
absolutely
relative
to the
purpose;
as,
precisive
censure;
precisive
abstraction..
Absence
::
Absence
(n.)
Inattention
to
things
present;
abstraction
(of
mind);
as,
absence
of
mind..
Abstraction
::
Abstraction
(a.) A
separation
from
worldly
objects;
a
recluse
life; as, a
hermit's
abstraction..
Denominate
::
Denominate
(a.)
Having
a
specific
name or
denomination;
specified
in the
concrete
as
opposed
to
abstract;
thus, 7 feet is a
denominate
quantity,
while 7 is mere
abstract
quantity
or
number.
See
Compound
number,
under
Compound..
Abstracter
::
Abstracter
(n.) One who
abstracts,
or makes an
abstract..
Abstractitious
::
Abstractitious
(a.)
Obtained
from
plants
by
distillation.
Jalap
::
"Jalap
(n.) The
tubers
of the
Mexican
plant
Ipomoea
purga (or
Exogonium
purga),
a
climber
much like the
morning-glory.
The
abstract,
extract,
and
powder,
prepared
from the
tubers,
are well known
purgative
medicines.
Other
species
of
Ipomoea
yield
several
inferior
kinds of
jalap,
as the I.
Orizabensis,
and I.
tuberosa..
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