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Definition of mode
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mode is as below...
Mode (n.) Any
combination
of
qualities
or
relations,
considered
apart from the
substance
to which they
belong,
and
treated
as
entities;
more
generally,
condition,
or state of
being;
manner
or form of
arrangement
or
manifestation;
form, as
opposed
to
matter..
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Remit
::
Remit (v. i.) To abate in force or in
violence;
to grow less
intense;
to
become
moderated;
to
abate;
to
relax;
as, a fever
remits;
the
severity
of the
weather
remits..
Pose
::
Pose (v. t.) The
attitude
or
position
of a
person;
the
position
of the body or of any
member
of the body;
especially,
a
position
formally
assumed
for the sake of
effect;
an
artificial
position;
as, the pose of an
actor;
the pose of an
artist's
model or of a
statue..
Kiteflying
::
Kiteflying
(n.) A mode of
raising
money,
or
sustaining
one's
credit,
by the use of paper which is
merely
nominal;
--
called
also
kiting..
Paradigmatize
::
Paradigmatize
(v. t.) To set forth as a model or
example.
Globe
::
Globe (n.) A body of
troops,
or of men or
animals,
drawn up in a
circle;
-- a
military
formation
used by the
Romans,
answering
to the
modern
infantry
square..
Diazeutic
::
Diazeutic
(a.)
Disjoining
two
fourths;
as, the
diazeutic
tone,
which,
like that from F to G in
modern
music,
lay
between
two
fourths,
and, being
joined
to
either,
made a
fifth..
Ream
::
Ream (v. t.) To bevel out, as the mouth of a hole in wood or
metal;
in
modern
usage,
to
enlarge
or dress out, as a hole, with a
reamer..
Example
::
Example
(n.) That which is to be
followed
or
imitated
as a
model;
a
pattern
or copy.
Conditional
::
Conditional
(a.)
Expressing
a
condition
or
supposition;
as, a
conditional
word, mode, or
tense..
Arcuation
::
Arcuation
(n.) A mode of
propagating
trees by
bending
branches
to the
ground,
and
covering
the small
shoots
with
earth;
layering..
Incommodement
::
Incommodement
(n.) The act of
incommoded.
Hibernianism
::
Hibernianism
(n.) An idiom or mode of
speech
peculiar
to the
Irish.
Allemande
::
Allemande
(n.) A dance in
moderate
twofold
time,
invented
by the
French
in the reign of Louis XIV.; -- now
mostly
found in
suites
of
pieces,
like those of Bach and
Handel..
Lithological
::
Lithological
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
character
of a rock, as
derived
from the
nature
and mode of
aggregation
of its
mineral
contents..
Mad
::
Mad
(superl.)
Extravagant;
immoderate.
Light
::
Light
(superl.)
Not
strong
or
violent;
moderate;
as, a light
wind..
Incommodate
::
Incommodate
(v. t.) To
incommode.
Irishism
::
Irishism
(n.) A mode of
speaking
peculiar
to the
Irish;
an
Hibernicism.
Swart
::
Swart (a.) Of a dark hue;
moderately
black;
swarthy;
tawny.
False
::
False
(superl.)
Not
genuine
or real;
assumed
or
designed
to
deceive;
counterfeit;
hypocritical;
as, false
tears;
false
modesty;
false
colors;
false
jewelry..
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