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Definition of motion
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 motion is as below...
Motion
(n.) A
proposal
or
suggestion
looking
to
action
or
progress;
esp., a
formal
proposal
made in a
deliberative
assembly;
as, a
motion
to
adjourn..
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Spring
::
Spring
(v. i.) An
elastic
body of any kind, as
steel,
India
rubber,
tough wood, or
compressed
air, used for
various
mechanical
purposes,
as
receiving
and
imparting
power,
diminishing
concussion,
regulating
motion,
measuring
weight
or other
force..
Pleasing
::
Pleasing
(a.)
Giving
pleasure
or
satisfaction;
causing
agreeable
emotion;
agreeable;
delightful;
as, a
pleasing
prospect;
pleasing
manners..
Motion
::
Motion
(n.)
Change
of pitch in
successive
sounds,
whether
in the same part or in
groups
of
parts..
Vortex
::
Vortex
(n.) A
supposed
collection
of
particles
of very
subtile
matter,
endowed
with a rapid
rotary
motion
around
an axis which was also the axis of a sun or a
planet.
Descartes
attempted
to
account
for the
formation
of the
universe,
and the
movements
of the
bodies
composing
it, by a
theory
of
vortices..
Stay
::
Stay (n.)
Cessation
of
motion
or
progression;
stand;
stop.
Hurry
::
Hurry (n.) The act of
hurrying
in
motion
or
business;
pressure;
urgency;
bustle;
confusion.
Vorticose
::
Vorticose
(a.)
Vortical;
whirling;
as, a
vorticose
motion..
Jigjog
::
Jigjog
(n.) A
jolting
motion;
a
jogging
pace.
Aesthetical
::
Aesthetical
(a.) Of or
Pertaining
to
aesthetics;
versed
in
aesthetics;
as,
aesthetic
studies,
emotions,
ideas,
persons,
etc..
Action
::
Action
(n.)
Effective
motion;
also,
mechanism;
as, the
breech
action
of a gun..
Oscillancy
::
Oscillancy
(n.) The state of
oscillating;
a
seesaw
kind of
motion.
To
::
To
(prep.)
The
preposition
to
primarily
indicates
approach
and
arrival,
motion
made in the
direction
of a place or thing and
attaining
it,
access;
and also,
motion
or
tendency
without
arrival;
movement
toward;
--
opposed
to
from..
Slop
::
Slop (v. i.) To
overflow
or be
spilled
as a
liquid,
by the
motion
of the
vessel
containing
it; -- often with
over..
Electro-motion
::
Electro-motion
(n.) The
motion
of
electricity
or its
passage
from one metal to
another
in a
voltaic
circuit;
mechanical
action
produced
by means of
electricity.
Rest
::
Rest (n.) A state of quiet or
repose;
a
cessation
from
motion
or
labor;
tranquillity;
as, rest from
mental
exertion;
rest of body or
mind..
Tennis
::
Tennis
(n.) A play in which a ball is
driven
to and fro, or kept in
motion
by
striking
it with a
racket
or with the open
hand..
Hasten
::
Hasten
(v. i.) To move
celerity;
to be rapid in
motion;
to act
speedily
or
quickly;
to go
quickly.
Affecting
::
Affecting
(a.)
Moving
the
emotions;
fitted
to
excite
the
emotions;
pathetic;
touching;
as, an
affecting
address;
an
affecting
sight..
Sensorial
::
Sensorial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
sensorium;
as,
sensorial
faculties,
motions,
powers..
Up
::
Up
(adv.)
From a lower to a
higher
position,
literally
or
figuratively;
as, from a
recumbent
or
sitting
position;
from the
mouth,
toward
the
source,
of a
river;
from a
dependent
or
inferior
condition;
from
concealment;
from
younger
age; from a quiet
state,
or the like; -- used with verbs of
motion
expressed
or
implied..
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