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Definition of mediately
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Mediately
(adv.)
In a
mediate
manner;
by a
secondary
cause or
agent;
not
directly
or
primarily;
by
means;
--
opposed
to
immediately.
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Wind
::
Wind (n.) A
disease
of
sheep,
in which the
intestines
are
distended
with air, or
rather
affected
with a
violent
inflammation.
It
occurs
immediately
after
shearing..
Balmoral
::
Balmoral
(n.) A long
woolen
petticoat,
worn
immediately
under the
dress..
Waist
::
Waist (n.) That part of the human body which is
immediately
below the ribs or
thorax;
the small part of the body
between
the
thorax
and hips.
Impulse
::
Impulse
(n.) The act of
impelling,
or
driving
onward
with
sudden
force;
impulsion;
especially,
force so
communicated
as to
produced
motion
suddenly,
or
immediately..
Instanter
::
Instanter
(a.)
Immediately;
instantly;
at once; as, he left
instanter..
Immediately
::
Immediately
(adv.)
Without
interval
of time;
without
delay;
promptly;
instantly;
at once.
Cauline
::
Cauline
(a.)
Growing
immediately
on a
caulis;
of or
pertaining
to a
caulis.
Thereupon
::
Thereupon
(adv.)
Immediately;
at once;
without
delay.
Shrovetide
::
Shrovetide
(n.) The days
immediately
preceding
Ash
Widnesday,
especially
the
period
between
the
evening
before
Quinguagesima
Sunday
and the
morning
of Ash
Wednesday..
Reredos
::
Reredos
(n.) The open
hearth,
upon which fires were
lighted,
immediately
under the
louver,
in the
center
of
ancient
halls..
Incontinently
::
Incontinently
(adv.)
Immediately;
at once;
forthwith.
Chronicle
::
Chronicle
(n.) The two
canonical
books of the Old
Testament
in which
immediately
follow
2
Kings.
Abacus
::
Abacus
(n.) The
uppermost
member
or
division
of the
capital
of a
column,
immediately
under the
architrave.
See
Column..
Ensign
::
Ensign
(v. t.) To
distinguish
by a mark or
ornament;
esp.
(Her.),
by a
crown;
thus, any
charge
which has a crown
immediately
above or upon it, is said to be
ensigned..
Fluorine
::
Fluorine
(n.) A
non-metallic,
gaseous
element,
strongly
acid or
negative,
or
associated
with
chlorine,
bromine,
and
iodine,
in the
halogen
group of which it is the first
member.
It
always
occurs
combined,
is very
active
chemically,
and
possesses
such an
avidity
for most
elements,
and
silicon
especially,
that it can
neither
be
prepared
nor kept in glass
vessels.
If set free it
immediately
attacks
the
containing
material,
so that it was not
isolated
until 1886. It is a
pungent,
corrosive,
colorles
Stag
::
Stag (n.) One who
applies
for the
allotment
of
shares
in new
projects,
with a view to sell
immediately
at a
premium,
and not to hold the
stock..
Intermediately
::
Intermediately
(adv.)
In an
intermediate
manner;
by way of
intervention.
Rhyme
::
Rhyme (n.)
Correspondence
of sound in the
terminating
words or
syllables
of two or more
verses,
one
succeeding
another
immediately
or at no great
distance.
The words or
syllables
so used must not begin with the same
consonant,
or if one
begins
with a vowel the other must begin with a
consonant.
The vowel
sounds
and
accents
must be the same, as also the
sounds
of the final
consonants
if there be any..
Champlain Period
::
Champlain
period
() A
subdivision
of the
Quaternary
age
immediately
following
the
Glacial
period;
-- so named from beds near Lake
Champlain.
Attic
::
Attic (a.) A room or rooms
behind
that part of the
exterior;
all the rooms
immediately
below the roof.
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