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Definition of instance
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Instance
(n.) That which is
instant
or
urgent;
motive.
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Pietra Dura
::
Pietra
dura () Hard and fine
stones
in
general,
such as are used for inlay and the like, as
distinguished
from the
softer
stones
used in
building;
thus, a
Florentine
mosaic
is a
familiar
instance
of work in
pietra
dura,
though
the
ground
may be soft
marble..
Solitary
::
Solitary
(a.)
Single;
individual;
sole; as, a
solitary
instance
of
vengeance;
a
solitary
example..
Instance
::
Instance
(n.) That which
offers
itself
or is
offered
as an
illustrative
case;
something
cited in proof or
exemplification;
a case
occurring;
an
example.
Relation
::
Relation
(n.) The act of a
relator
at whose
instance
a suit is
begun.
Affliction
::
Affliction
(n.) The cause of
continued
pain of body or mind, as
sickness,
losses,
etc.; an
instance
of
grievous
distress;
a pain or
grief..
Instanced
::
Instanced
(imp. & p. p.) of
Instanc.
Neology
::
Neology
(n.) The
introduction
of a new word, or of words or
significations,
into a
language;
as, the
present
nomenclature
of
chemistry
is a
remarkable
instance
of
neology..
Case
::
Case (n.) A
patient
under
treatment;
an
instance
of
sickness
or
injury;
as, ten cases of
fever;
also, the
history
of a
disease
or
injury..
Instance
::
Instance
(v. i.) To give an
example.
Pattern
::
Pattern
(n.) A part
showing
the
figure
or
quality
of the
whole;
a
specimen;
a
sample;
an
example;
an
instance.
Laconism
::
Laconism
(n.) An
instance
of
laconic
style or
expression.
As
::
As (adv. &
conj.)
For
instance;
by way of
example;
thus; -- used to
introduce
illustrative
phrases,
sentences,
or
citations..
Illiteracy
::
Illiteracy
(n.) An
instance
of
ignorance;
a
literary
blunder.
Case
::
Case (n.) That which
befalls,
comes,
or
happens;
an
event;
an
instance;
a
circumstance,
or all the
circumstances;
condition;
state of
things;
affair;
as, a
strange
case; a case of
injustice;
the case of the
Indian
tribes..
Instance
::
Instance
(n.)
Occasion;
order of
occurrence.
Hypnocyst
::
Hypnocyst
(n.) A cyst in which some
unicellular
organisms
temporarily
inclose
themselves,
from which they
emerge
unchanged,
after a
period
of
drought
or
deficiency
of food. In some
instances,
a
process
of spore
formation
seems to occur
within
such
cysts..
Marked
::
Marked
(a.)
Designated
or
distinguished
by, or as by, a mark;
hence;
noticeable;
conspicuous;
as, a
marked
card; a
marked
coin; a
marked
instance..
Instance
::
Instance
(v. t.) To
mention
as a case or
example;
to refer to; to cite; as, to
instance
a
fact..
Trombone
::
Trombone
(n.) A
powerful
brass
instrument
of the
trumpet
kind,
thought
by some to be the
ancient
sackbut,
consisting
of a tube in three
parts,
bent twice upon
itself
and
ending
in a bell. The
middle
part, bent
double,
slips into the outer
parts,
as in a
telescope,
so that by
change
of the
vibrating
length
any tone
within
the
compass
of the
instrument
(which
may be bass or tenor or alto or even, in rare
instances,
soprano)
is
commanded.
It is the only
member
of the
family
of wind
instruments
whos
Instancy
::
Instancy
(n.)
Instance;
urgency.
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