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Definition of joined
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Joined
(imp. & p. p.) of Joi.
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Imposition
::
Imposition
(n.) An extra
exercise
enjoined
on
students
as a
punishment.
Conjoined
::
Conjoined
(a.)
Joined
together
or
touching.
Enjoined
::
Enjoined
(imp. & p. p.) of
Enjoi.
Subjoining
::
Subjoined
(imp. & p. p.) of
Subjoi.
Sabbath
::
Sabbath
(n.) A
season
or day of rest; one day in seven
appointed
for rest or
worship,
the
observance
of which was
enjoined
upon the Jews in the
Decalogue,
and has been
continued
by the
Christian
church
with a
transference
of the day
observed
from the last to the first day of the week, which is
called
also
Lord's
Day..
Joinhand
::
Joinhand
(n.)
Writing
in which
letters
are
joined
in
words;
--
distinguished
from
writing
in
single
letters.
Concomitant
::
Concomitant
(a.)
Accompanying;
conjoined;
attending.
Avulsion
::
Avulsion
(n.) The
sudden
removal
of lands or soil from the
estate
of one man to that of
another
by an
inundation
or a
current,
or by a
sudden
change
in the
course
of a river by which a part of the
estate
of one man is cut off and
joined
to the
estate
of
another.
The
property
in the part thus
separated,
or cut off,
continues
in the
original
owner..
Chevron
::
Chevron
(n.) One of the nine
honorable
ordinaries,
consisting
of two broad bands of the width of the bar,
issuing,
respectively
from the
dexter
and
sinister
bases of the field and
conjoined
at its
center..
Ultra-
::
Ultra-
(a.) A
prefix
from the Latin ultra
beyond
(see
Ulterior),
having
in
composition
the
signification
beyond,
on the other side,
chiefly
when
joined
with words
expressing
relations
of
place;
as,
ultramarine,
ultramontane,
ultramundane,
ultratropical,
etc. In other
relations
it has the sense of
excessively,
exceedingly,
beyond
what is
common,
natural,
right,
or
proper;
as,
ultraconservative;
ultrademocratic,
ultradespotic,
ultraliberal,
ultraradical,
etc..
Brusqueness
::
Brusqueness
(n.)
Quality
of being
brusque;
roughness
joined
with
promptness;
bluntness.
Crown
::
Crown (n.) That part of an
anchor
where the arms are
joined
to the
shank.
Accession
::
Accession
(n.) A
coming
to; the act of
acceding
and
becoming
joined;
as, a
king's
accession
to a
confederacy..
Report
::
Report
(v. i.) To make a
report,
or
response,
in
respect
of a
matter
inquired
of, a duty
enjoined,
or
information
expected;
as, the
committee
will
report
at
twelve
o'clock..
Separate
::
Separate
(p. a.)
Divided
from
another
or
others;
disjoined;
disconnected;
separated;
-- said of
things
once
connected.
Anglo-
::
Anglo-
() A
combining
form
meaning
the same as
English;
or
English
and, or
English
conjoined
with; as,
Anglo-Turkish
treaty,
Anglo-German,
Anglo-Irish..
Associable
::
Associable
(a.)
Capable
of being
associated
or
joined.
Dispensation
::
Dispensation
(n.) That which is
dispensed,
dealt out, or
appointed;
that which is
enjoined
or
bestowed.
Innate
::
Innate
(a.)
Joined
by the base to the very tip of a
filament;
as, an
innate
anther..
Semipalmated
::
Semipalmated
(a.)
Having
the
anterior
toes
joined
only part way down with a web;
half-webbed;
as, a
semipalmate
bird or foot. See
Illust.
k under
Aves..
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