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Definition of import
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Import
(n.)
Importance;
weight;
consequence.
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Urge
::
Urge (v. t.) To press the mind or will of; to ply with
motives,
arguments,
persuasion,
or
importunity..
Ponderous
::
Ponderous
(a.)
Important;
momentous;
forcible.
Jobber
::
"Jobber
(n.) One who buys goods from
importers,
wholesalers,
or
manufacturers,
and sells to
retailers..
Condense
::
Condense
(v. i.) To
combine
or unite (as two
chemical
substances)
with or
without
separation
of some
unimportant
side
products.
Tincal
::
Tincal
(n.) Crude
native
borax,
formerly
imported
from
Thibet.
It was once the chief
source
of boric
compounds.
Cf.
Borax..
Flagitation
::
Flagitation
(n.)
Importunity;
urgent
demand.
Nonimporting
::
Nonimporting
(a.) Not
importing;
not
bringing
from
foreign
countries.
Hake
::
Hake (n.) One of
several
species
of
marine
gadoid
fishes,
of the
genera
Phycis,
Merlucius,
and
allies.
The
common
European
hake is M.
vulgaris;
the
American
silver
hake or
whiting
is M.
bilinearis.
Two
American
species
(Phycis
chuss and P.
tenius)
are
important
food
fishes,
and are also
valued
for their oil and
sounds.
Called
also
squirrel
hake, and
codling..
Mutilate
::
Mutilate
(a.)
Deprived
of, or
having
lost, an
important
part;
mutilated..
Nitrogen
::
Nitrogen
(n.) A
colorless
nonmetallic
element,
tasteless
and
odorless,
comprising
four
fifths
of the
atmosphere
by
volume.
It is
chemically
very inert in the free
state,
and as such is
incapable
of
supporting
life
(hence
the name azote still used by
French
chemists);
but it forms many
important
compounds,
as
ammonia,
nitric
acid, the
cyanides,
etc, and is a
constituent
of all
organized
living
tissues,
animal
or
vegetable.
Symbol
N.
Atomic
weight
14. It was
formerly
regarded
as a
permanent
noncon
Cadene
::
Cadene
(n.) A
species
of
inferior
carpet
imported
from the
Levant.
Grand
::
Grand
(superl.)
Having
higher
rank or more
dignity,
size, or
importance
than other
persons
or
things
of the same name; as, a grand
lodge;
a grand
vizier;
a grand
piano,
etc..
Dyspepsy
::
Dyspepsy
() A kind of
indigestion;
a state of the
stomach
in which its
functions
are
disturbed,
without
the
presence
of other
diseases,
or, if
others
are
present,
they are of minor
importance.
Its
symptoms
are loss of
appetite,
nausea,
heartburn,
acrid or fetid
eructations,
a sense of
weight
or
fullness
in the
stomach,
etc..
High
::
High
(superl.)
Of great
strength,
force,
importance,
and the like;
strong;
mighty;
powerful;
violent;
sometimes,
triumphant;
victorious;
majestic,
etc.; as, a high wind; high
passions..
Stress
::
Stress
(n.) Force of
utterance
expended
upon words or
syllables.
Stress
is in
English
the chief
element
in
accent
and is one of the most
important
in
emphasis.
See Guide to
pronunciation,
//
31-35..
Insignificant
::
Insignificant
(a.) Not
significant;
void of
signification,
sense,
or
import;
meaningless;
as,
insignificant
words..
Subordinate
::
Subordinate
(a.)
Inferior
in
order,
nature,
dignity,
power,
importance,
or the
like..
Fasti
::
Fasti
(n.pl.)
Records
or
registers
of
important
events.
Maxim
::
Maxim (n.) An
established
principle
or
proposition;
a
condensed
proposition
of
important
practical
truth;
an axiom of
practical
wisdom;
an
adage;
a
proverb;
an
aphorism.
Tropology
::
Tropology
(n.) A
rhetorical
mode of
speech,
including
tropes,
or
changes
from the
original
import
of the
word..
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