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Definition of mission
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Mission
(v. t.) To send on a
mission.
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Lease
::
Lease (v. t.) Any
tenure
by grant or
permission;
the time for which such a
tenure
holds good;
allotted
time.
Abbreviate
::
Abbreviate
(v. t.) To make
briefer;
to
shorten;
to
abridge;
to
reduce
by
contraction
or
omission,
especially
of words
written
or
spoken..
Transmittance
::
Transmittance
(n.)
Transmission.
Grant
::
Grant (v. t.) The act of
granting;
a
bestowing
or
conferring;
concession;
allowance;
permission.
Factorage
::
Factorage
(n.) The
allowance
given to a
factor,
as a
compensation
for his
services;
--
called
also a
commission..
Vacate
::
Vacate
(v. t.) To
annul;
to make void; to
deprive
of
force;
to make of no
authority
or
validity;
as, to
vacate
a
commission
or a
charter;
to
vacate
proceedings
in a
cause..
Give
::
Give (n.) To grant power or
license
to; to
permit;
to
allow;
to
license;
to
commission.
Negligence
::
Negligence
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
negligent;
lack of due
diligence
or care;
omission
of duty;
habitual
neglect;
heedlessness.
Roughrider
::
Roughrider
(n.) One who
breaks
horses;
especially
(Mil.),
a
noncommissioned
officer
in the
British
cavalry,
whose duty is to
assist
the
riding
master..
Give
::
Give (n.) To
bestow
without
receiving
a
return;
to
confer
without
compensation;
to
impart,
as a
possession;
to
grant,
as
authority
or
permission;
to yield up or
allow..
Demissionary
::
Demissionary
(a.)
Pertaining
to
transfer
or
conveyance;
as, a
demissionary
deed..
Acceptilation
::
Acceptilation
(n.)
Gratuitous
discharge;
a
release
from debt or
obligation
without
payment;
free
remission.
Declinatory
::
Declinatory
(a.)
Containing
or
involving
a
declination
or
refusal,
as of
submission
to a
charge
or
sentence..
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) Leave of
absence;
permission
to go on
shore.
Bracket
::
Bracket
(n.) One of two
characters
[], used to
inclose
a
reference,
explanation,
or note, or a part to be
excluded
from a
sentence,
to
indicate
an
interpolation,
to
rectify
a
mistake,
or to
supply
an
omission,
and for
certain
other
purposes;
--
called
also
crotchet..
Asterisk
::
Asterisk
(n.) The
figure
of a star, thus, /, used in
printing
and
writing
as a
reference
to a
passage
or note in the
margin,
to
supply
the
omission
of
letters
or
words,
or to mark a word or
phrase
as
having
a
special
character..
Admission
::
Admission
(n.) A fact,
point,
or
statement
admitted;
as,
admission
made out of court are
received
in
evidence..
Redemptorist
::
Redemptorist
(n.) One of the
Congregation
of the Most Holy
Redeemer,
founded
in
Naples
in 1732 by St.
Alphonsus
Maria de
Liquori.
It was
introduced
onto the
United
States
in 1832 at
Detroit.
The
Fathers
of the
Congregation
devote
themselves
to
preaching
to the
neglected,
esp. in
missions
and
retreats,
and are
forbidden
by their rule to
engage
in the
instruction
of
youth..
Dismission
::
Dismission
(n.) The act
dismissing
or
sending
away;
permission
to
leave;
leave to
depart;
dismissal;
as, the
dismission
of the grand
jury..
Husbandage
::
Husbandage
(n.) The
commission
or
compensation
allowed
to a
ship's
husband.
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