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Definition of influence
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Influence
(n.) A
flowing
in or upon;
influx.
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Mechanical
::
Mechanical
(a.) Done as if by a
machine;
uninfluenced
by will or
emotion;
proceeding
automatically,
or by
habit,
without
special
intention
or
reflection;
as,
mechanical
singing;
mechanical
verses;
mechanical
service..
Preponderancy
::
Preponderancy
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
preponderant;
superiority
or
excess
of
weight,
influence,
or
power,
etc.; an
outweighing..
Magistery
::
Magistery
(n.)
Mastery;
powerful
medical
influence;
renowned
efficacy;
a
sovereign
remedy.
Corruptly
::
Corruptly
(adv.)
In a
corrupt
manner;
by means of
corruption
or
corrupting
influences;
wrongfully.
Power
::
Power (n.) The
exercise
of a
faculty;
the
employment
of
strength;
the
exercise
of any kind of
control;
influence;
dominion;
sway;
command;
government.
Surrender
::
Surrender
(v. t.) To yield to any
influence,
emotion,
passion,
or
power;
-- used
reflexively;
as, to
surrender
one's self to
grief,
to
despair,
to
indolence,
or to
sleep..
Count
::
Count (v. i.) To
number
or be
counted;
to
possess
value or carry
weight;
hence,
to
increase
or add to the
strength
or
influence
of some party or
interest;
as, every vote
counts;
accidents
count for
nothing..
Principal
::
Principal
(n.) A
leader,
chief,
or head; one who takes the lead; one who acts
independently,
or who has
controlling
authority
or
influence;
as, the
principal
of a
faction,
a
school,
a firm, etc.; --
distinguished
from a
subordinate,
abettor,
auxiliary,
or
assistant..
Excitant
::
Excitant
(n.) An agent or
influence
which
arouses
vital
activity,
or
produces
increased
action,
in a
living
organism
or in any of its
tissues
or
parts;
a
stimulant..
Interaction
::
Interaction
(n.)
Mutual
or
reciprocal
action
or
influence;
as, the
interaction
of the heart and lungs on each
other..
Atmosphere
::
Atmosphere
(n.) Any
surrounding
or
pervading
influence
or
condition.
Sway
::
Sway (v. i.) To
influence
or
direct
by power and
authority;
by
persuasion,
or by moral
force;
to rule; to
govern;
to
guide..
Lead
::
Lead (v. t.) To draw or
direct
by
influence,
whether
good or bad; to
prevail
on; to
induce;
to
entice;
to
allure;
as, to lead one to
espouse
a
righteous
cause..
Sideral
::
Sideral
(a.)
Affecting
unfavorably
by the
supposed
influence
of the
stars;
baleful.
Voltaism
::
Voltaism
(n.) That form of
electricity
which is
developed
by the
chemical
action
between
metals
and
different
liquids;
voltaic
electricity;
also, the
science
which
treats
of this form of
electricity;
--
called
also
galvanism,
from
Galvani,
on
account
of his
experiments
showing
the
remarkable
influence
of this agent on
animals..
Lull
::
Lull (v. t.) To cause to rest by
soothing
influences;
to
compose;
to calm; to
soothe;
to
quiet.
Indifferent
::
Indifferent
(a.) Not
mal/ing
a
difference;
having
no
influence
or
preponderating
weight;
involving
no
preference,
concern,
or
attention;
of no
account;
without
significance
or
importance..
Boodle
::
Boodle
(n.) Money given in
payment
for votes or
political
influence;
bribe
money;
swag.
Counteract
::
Counteract
(v. t.) To act in
opposition
to; to
hinder,
defeat,
or
frustrate,
by
contrary
agency
or
influence;
as, to
counteract
the
effect
of
medicines;
to
counteract
good
advice..
Possess
::
Possess
(v. t.) To enter into and
influence;
to
control
the will of; to fill; to
affect;
-- said
especially
of evil
spirits,
passions,
etc..
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