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Definition of approach
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Approach
(v. i.) To come or go near, in place or time; to draw nigh; to
advance
nearer..
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Induce
::
Induce
(v. t.) To
produce,
or
cause,
by
proximity
without
contact
or
transmission,
as a
particular
electric
or
magnetic
condition
in a body, by the
approach
of
another
body in an
opposite
electric
or
magnetic
state..
Forerunner
::
Forerunner
(n.) A
messenger
sent
before
to give
notice
of the
approach
of
others;
a
harbinger;
a sign
foreshowing
something;
a
prognostic;
as, the
forerunner
of a
fever..
Wool
::
Wool (n.) The soft and
curled,
or
crisped,
species
of hair which grows on sheep and some other
animals,
and which in
fineness
sometimes
approaches
to fur; --
chiefly
applied
to the
fleecy
coat of the
sheep,
which
constitutes
a most
essential
material
of
clothing
in all cold and
temperate
climates..
Near
::
Near
(adv.)
To
approach;
to come
nearer;
as, the ship
neared
the
land..
Incomparable
::
Incomparable
(a.) Not
comparable;
admitting
of no
comparison
with
others;
unapproachably
eminent;
without
a peer or
equal;
matchless;
peerless;
transcendent.
Threaten
::
Threaten
(v. t.) To
exhibit
the
appearance
of
(something
evil or
unpleasant)
as
approaching;
to
indicate
as
impending;
to
announce
the
conditional
infliction
of; as, to
threaten
war; to
threaten
death..
Coming
::
Coming
(n.)
Approach;
advent;
manifestation;
as, the
coming
of the
train..
Approach
::
Approach
(v. t.) To take
approaches
to.
Centripetal
::
Centripetal
(a.)
Tending,
or
causing,
to
approach
the
center..
Stalk
::
Stalk (v. i.) To walk
behind
something
as a
screen,
for the
purpose
of
approaching
game; to
proceed
under
clover..
Asymptote
::
Asymptote
(n.) A line which
approaches
nearer
to some curve than
assignable
distance,
but,
though
infinitely
extended,
would never meet it.
Asymptotes
may be
straight
lines or
curves.
A
rectilinear
asymptote
may be
conceived
as a
tangent
to the curve at an
infinite
distance..
Rattle
::
Rattle
(n.) The noise in the
throat
produced
by the air in
passing
through
mucus which the lungs are
unable
to
expel;
--
chiefly
observable
at the
approach
of
death,
when it is
called
the death
rattle.
See
R/le..
Prismoid
::
Prismoid
(n.) A body that
approaches
to the form of a
prism.
Step
::
Step (v. i.) Gait;
manner
of
walking;
as, the
approach
of a man is often known by his
step..
Approximate
::
Approximate
(v. t.) To come near to; to
approach.
Approach
::
Approach
(v. t.) To come near to in
place,
time, or
character;
to draw
nearer
to; as, to
approach
the city; to
approach
my
cabin;
he
approached
the age of
manhood..
Approaching
::
Approaching
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Approac.
Debar
::
Debar (v. t.) To cut off from
entrance,
as if by a bar or
barrier;
to
preclude;
to
hinder
from
approach,
entry,
or
enjoyment;
to shut out or
exclude;
to deny or
refuse;
-- with from, and
sometimes
with of..
Approachable
::
Approachable
(a.)
Capable
of being
approached;
accessible;
as,
approachable
virtue..
Blindage
::
Blindage
(n.) A cover or
protection
for an
advanced
trench
or
approach,
formed
of
fascines
and earth
supported
by a
framework..
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