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Definition of lection
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Lection
(n.) A
reading;
a
variation
in the text.
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Reflection
::
Reflection
(n.) A part
reflected,
or
turned
back, at an
angle;
as, the
reflection
of a
membrane..
Fluorescence
::
Fluorescence
(n.) That
property
which some
transparent
bodies
have of
producing
at their
surface,
or
within
their
substance,
light
different
in color from the mass of the
material,
as when green
crystals
of fluor spar
afford
blue
reflections.
It is due not to the
difference
in the color of a
distinct
surface
layer,
but to the power which the
substance
has of
modifying
the light
incident
upon it. The light
emitted
by
fluorescent
substances
is in
general
of lower
refrangibility
than the
incident
l
Sortition
::
Sortition
(n.)
Selection
or
appointment
by lot.
Return
::
Return
(v. t.)
Hence,
to elect
according
to the
official
report
of the
election
officers..
Indistinct
::
Indistinct
(a.)
Obscure
to the mind or
senses;
not
clear;
not
definite;
confused;
imperfect;
faint;
as,
indistinct
vision;
an
indistinct
sound;
an
indistinct
idea or
recollection..
Olio
::
Olio (n.) A
collection
of
miscellaneous
pieces.
Necrology
::
Necrology
(n.) An
account
of
deaths,
or of the dead; a
register
of
deaths;
a
collection
of
obituary
notices..
Designation
::
Designation
(n.)
Selection
and
appointment
for a
purpose;
allotment;
direction.
Farm
::
Farm (a. & n.) A
district
of
country
leased
(or
farmed)
out for the
collection
of the
revenues
of
government.
Sampler
::
Sampler
(n.) A
pattern;
a
specimen;
especially,
a
collection
of
needlework
patterns,
as
letters,
borders,
etc., to be used as
samples,
or to
display
the skill of the
worker..
Analectic
::
Analectic
(a.)
Relating
to
analects;
made up of
selections;
as, an
analectic
magazine..
Aim
::
Aim (v. t.) To
direct
or
point,
as a
weapon,
at a
particular
object;
to
direct,
as a
missile,
an act, or a
proceeding,
at, to, or
against
an
object;
as, to aim a
musket
or an
arrow,
the fist or a blow (at
something);
to aim a
satire
or a
reflection
(at some
person
or
vice)..
Clan
::
Clan (n.) A tribe or
collection
of
families,
united
under a
chieftain,
regarded
as
having
the same
common
ancestor,
and
bearing
the same
surname;
as, the clan of
Macdonald..
Veda
::
Veda (n.) The
ancient
sacred
literature
of the
Hindus;
also, one of the four
collections,
called
Rig-Veda,
Yajur-Veda,
Sama-Veda,
and
Atharva-Veda,
constituting
the most
ancient
portions
of that
literature..
Thought
::
Thought
(n.) The act of
thinking;
the
exercise
of the mind in any of its
higher
forms;
reflection;
cogitation.
Conglomeration
::
Conglomeration
(n.) The act or
process
of
gathering
into a mass; the state of being thus
collected;
collection;
accumulation;
that which is
conglomerated;
a mixed mass.
Suilline
::
Suillage
(n.) A drain or
collection
of
filth.
Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(a.)
Formed
by a
collection
of
particulars
into a whole mass or sum;
collective.
Lodgment
::
Lodgment
(v.) An
accumulation
or
collection
of
something
deposited
in a place or
remaining
at rest.
Prelection
::
Prelection
(n.) A
lecture
or
discourse
read in
public
or to a
select
company.
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