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Definition of mote
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Rise
::
Rise (v.) To
attain
to a
better
social
position;
to be
promoted;
to
excel;
to
succeed.
Near
::
Near
(adv.)
At a
little
distance,
in
place,
time,
manner,
or
degree;
not
remote;
nigh..
Ladies'' Tresses
::
Ladies'
tresses
() A name given to
several
species
of the
orchidaceous
genus
Spiranthes,
in which the white
flowers
are set in
spirals
about a
slender
axis and
remotely
resemble
braided
hair..
Far-off
::
Far-off
(a.)
Remote;
as, the
far-off
distance.
Cf.
Far-off,
under Far, adv..
Conducive
::
Conducive
(a.)
Loading
or
tending;
helpful;
contributive;
tending
to
promote.
Incendiary
::
Incendiary
(n.) A
person
who
excites
or
inflames
factions,
and
promotes
quarrels
or
sedition;
an
agitator;
an
exciter..
Innuendo
::
Innuendo
(n.) An
oblique
hint; a
remote
allusion
or
reference,
usually
derogatory
to a
person
or thing not
named;
an
insinuation..
Foment
::
Foment
(v. t.) To nurse to life or
activity;
to
cherish
and
promote
by
excitements;
to
encourage;
to abet; to
instigate;
-- used often in a bad
sense;
as, to
foment
ill
humors..
Fig
::
Fig (n.) A small fruit tree
(Ficus
Carica)
with large
leaves,
known from the
remotest
antiquity.
It was
probably
native
from Syria
westward
to the
Canary
Islands..
Colonizer
::
Colonizer
(n.) One who
promotes
or
establishes
a
colony;
a
colonist.
Great
::
Great
(superl.)
Older,
younger,
or more
remote,
by
single
generation;
-- often used
before
grand to
indicate
one
degree
more
remote
in the
direct
line of
descent;
as,
great-grandfather
(a
grandfather's
or a
grandmother's
father),
great-grandson,
etc..
Dormitive
::
Dormitive
(n.) A
medicine
to
promote
sleep;
a
soporific;
an
opiate.
Mote
::
Mote () of Mo.
Macrosporangium
::
Macrosporangium
(n.) A
sporangium
or
conceptacle
containing
only large
spores;
--
opposed
to
microsporangium.
Both are found in the
genera
Selaginella,
Isoctes,
and
Marsilia,
plants
remotely
allied
to
ferns..
Atavic
::
Atavic
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
remote
ancestor,
or to
atavism..
Farsighted
::
Farsighted
(a.)
Seeing
to great
distance;
hence,
of good
judgment
regarding
the
remote
effects
of
actions;
sagacious..
Extremity
::
Extremity
(n.) The
extreme
part; the
utmost
limit;
the
farthest
or
remotest
point or part; as, the
extremities
of a
country..
Provincialism
::
Provincialism
(n.) A word, or a
manner
of
speaking,
peculiar
to a
province
or a
district
remote
from the
mother
country
or from the
metropolis;
a
provincial
characteristic;
hence,
narrowness;
illiberality..
Moste
::
Moste () imp. of Mote.
Favorable
::
Favorable
(n.)
Conducive;
contributing;
tending
to
promote
or
facilitate;
advantageous;
convenient.
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