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Definition of impulse
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Impulse
(v. t.) To
impel;
to
incite.
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Self-motion
::
Self-motion
(n.)
Motion
given by
inherent
power,
without
external
impulse;
spontaneus
or
voluntary
motion..
Syllable
::
Syllable
(n.) In
writing
and
printing,
a part of a word,
separated
from the rest, and
capable
of being
pronounced
by a
single
impulse
of the
voice.
It may or may not
correspond
to a
syllable
in the
spoken
language..
Appulse
::
Appulse
(n.) A
driving
or
running
towards;
approach;
impulse;
also, the act of
striking
against..
Rut
::
Rut (v. i.) To have a
strong
sexual
impulse
at the
reproductive
period;
-- said of deer,
cattle,
etc..
Impulsive
::
Impulsive
(n.) That which
impels
or gives an
impulse;
an
impelling
agent.
Impulsion
::
Impulsion
(n.) The act of
impelling
or
driving
onward,
or the state of being
impelled;
the
sudden
or
momentary
agency
of a body in
motion
on
another
body; also, the
impelling
force,
or
impulse..
Natural
::
Natural
(n.)
Natural
gifts,
impulses,
etc..
Sound
::
Sound (n.) The
peceived
object
occasioned
by the
impulse
or
vibration
of a
material
substance
affecting
the ear; a
sensation
or
perception
of the mind
received
through
the ear, and
produced
by the
impulse
or
vibration
of the air or other
medium
with which the ear is in
contact;
the
effect
of an
impression
made on the
organs
of
hearing
by an
impulse
or
vibration
of the air
caused
by a
collision
of
bodies,
or by other
means;
noise;
report;
as, the sound of a drum; the sound of the human
voice;
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Acturience
::
Acturience
(n.)
Tendency
or
impulse
to act.
Instinct
::
Instinct
(a.)
Natural
inward
impulse;
unconscious,
involuntary,
or
unreasoning
prompting
to any mode of
action,
whether
bodily,
or
mental,
without
a
distinct
apprehension
of the end or
object
to be
accomplished..
Start
::
Start (n.) A
sudden,
unexpected
movement;
a
sudden
and
capricious
impulse;
a
sally;
as,
starts
of
fancy..
Sound
::
Sound (v. i.) To make a
noise;
to utter a
voice;
to make an
impulse
of the air that shall
strike
the
organs
of
hearing
with a
perceptible
effect.
Swash
::
Swash (n.)
Impulse
of water
flowing
with
violence;
a
dashing
or
splashing
of
water.
Basilary
::
Basilary
(n.)
Lower;
inferior;
applied
to
impulses
or
springs
of
action.
Impulse
::
Impulse
(v. t.) To
impel;
to
incite.
Nerve
::
Nerve (n.) One of the
whitish
and
elastic
bundles
of
fibers,
with the
accompanying
tissues,
which
transmit
nervous
impulses
between
nerve
centers
and
various
parts of the
animal
body..
Instinctive
::
Instinctive
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
instinct;
derived
from, or
prompted
by,
instinct;
of the
nature
of
instinct;
determined
by
natural
impulse
or
propensity;
acting
or
produced
without
reasoning,
deliberation,
instruction,
or
experience;
spontaneous..
Efferent
::
Efferent
(a.)
Conveyed
outward;
as,
efferent
impulses,
i. e., such as are
conveyed
by the motor or
efferent
nerves
from the
central
nervous
organ
outwards;
--
opposed
to
afferent..
Impulsive
::
Impulsive
(a.)
Actuated
by
impulse
or by
transient
feelings.
Aesthesodic
::
Aesthesodic
(a.)
Conveying
sensory
or
afferent
impulses;
-- said of
nerves.
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