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Definition of assumed
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Assumed
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Alias
::
Alias (n.)
Another
name; an
assumed
name.
Natural
::
Natural
(a.) Fixed or
determined
by
nature;
pertaining
to the
constitution
of a
thing;
belonging
to
native
character;
according
to
nature;
essential;
characteristic;
not
artifical,
foreign,
assumed,
put on, or
acquired;
as, the
natural
growth
of
animals
or
plants;
the
natural
motion
of a
gravitating
body;
natural
strength
or
disposition;
the
natural
heat of the body;
natural
color..
Vortex
::
Vortex
(n.) A mass of
fluid,
especially
of a
liquid,
having
a
whirling
or
circular
motion
tending
to form a
cavity
or
vacuum
in the
center
of the
circle,
and to draw in
towards
the
center
bodies
subject
to its
action;
the form
assumed
by a fluid in such
motion;
a
whirlpool;
an
eddy..
Assumable
::
Assumable
(a.) That may be
assumed.
Attitude
::
Attitude
(n.) The
posture
or
position
of a
person
or an
animal,
or the
manner
in which the parts of his body are
disposed;
position
assumed
or
studied
to serve a
purpose;
as, a
threatening
attitude;
an
attitude
of
entreaty..
A Priori
::
A
priori
()
Applied
to
knowledge
and
conceptions
assumed,
or
presupposed,
as prior to
experience,
in order to make
experience
rational
or
possible..
Assumption
::
Assumption
(n.) The thing
supposed;
a
postulate,
or
proposition
assumed;
a
supposition..
Consequentially
::
Consequentially
(adv.)
With
assumed
importance;
pompously.
Teneral
::
Teneral
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
condition
assumed
by the imago of
certain
Neuroptera,
after
exclusion
from the pupa. In this state the
insect
is soft, and has not fully
attained
its
mature
coloring..
Cyst
::
Cyst (n.) A form
assumed
by
Protozoa
in which they
become
saclike
and
quiescent.
It
generally
precedes
the
production
of
germs.
See
Encystment.
Proteus
::
Proteus
(n.) A sea god in the
service
of
Neptune
who
assumed
different
shapes
at will.
Hence,
one who
easily
changes
his
appearance
or
principles..
Demonstration
::
Demonstration
(n.) A
course
of
reasoning
showing
that a
certain
result
is a
necessary
consequence
of
assumed
premises;
-- these
premises
being
definitions,
axioms,
and
previously
established
propositions..
Postulated
::
Postulated
(a.)
Assumed
without
proof;
as, a
postulated
inference..
Postulate
::
Postulate
(n.)
Something
demanded
or
asserted;
especially,
a
position
or
supposition
assumed
without
proof,
or one which is
considered
as
self-evident;
a truth to which
assent
may be
demanded
or
challenged,
without
argument
or
evidence..
Pretext
::
Pretext
(n.)
Ostensible
reason
or
motive
assigned
or
assumed
as a color or cover for the real
reason
or
motive;
pretense;
disguise.
Bell
::
Bell (n.) That part of the
capital
of a
column
included
between
the
abacus
and neck
molding;
also used for the naked core of
nearly
cylindrical
shape,
assumed
to exist
within
the
leafage
of a
capital..
Self-assumed
::
Self-assumed
(a.)
Assumed
by one's own act, or
without
authority..
Quality
::
Quality
(n.)
Special
or
temporary
character;
profession;
occupation;
assumed
or
asserted
rank, part, or
position..
Fealty
::
Fealty
(n.)
Fidelity
to one's lord; the
feudal
obligation
by which the
tenant
or
vassal
was bound to be
faithful
to his lord; the
special
oath by which this
obligation
was
assumed;
fidelity
to a
superior
power,
or to a
government;
loyality.
It is no
longer
the
practice
to exact the
performance
of
fealty,
as a
feudal
obligation..
Sincere
::
Sincere
(superl.)
Being in
reality
what it
appears
to be;
having
a
character
which
corresponds
with the
appearance;
not
falsely
assumed;
genuine;
true; real; as, a
sincere
desire
for
knowledge;
a
sincere
contempt
for
meanness..
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