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Webster Dictionary :: Defectively
DEFECTIVELY, adv. In a defective manner; imperfectly.
Webster Dictionary :: Defective
DEFECTIVE, a. 1. Wanting either in substance, quantity or quality, or in any thi...
Webster Dictionary :: Defection
DEFECTION, n. 1. Want or failure of duty; particularly, a falling away; apostasy...
Webster Dictionary :: Defectible
DEFECTIBLE, a. Imperfect; deficient; wanting.
Webster Dictionary :: Defectibility
DEFECTIBILITY, n. Deficiency; imperfection.
Webster Dictionary :: Defect
DEFECT, n. [L. To fail; to make or do.] 1. Want or absence of something necessar...
Webster Dictionary :: Defecation
DEFECATION, n. The act of separating from lees or dregs; purification from impur...
Webster Dictionary :: Defecating
DEFECATING, ppr. Purifying; purging of lees or impurities.
Webster Dictionary :: Defecated
DEFECATED, pp. Purtified; clarified; refined.
Webster Dictionary :: Defecate
DEFECATE, v.t. [L. Dregs.] 1. To purify; to refine; to clear from dregs or impur...
Webster Dictionary :: Defeature
DEFEATURE, n. 1. Change of feature. 2. Overthrow; defeat.
Webster Dictionary :: Defeating
DEFEATING, ppr. Vanquishing; subduing; opposing successfully; overthrowing; frus...
Webster Dictionary :: Defeat
DEFEAT, n. 1. Overthrow; loss of battle; the check, rout, or destruction of an a...
Webster Dictionary :: Defeasibleness
DEFEASIBLENESS, n. The quality of being defeasible.
Webster Dictionary :: Defeasible
DEFEASIBLE, a. S as z. That may be defeated, or annulled; as a defeasible title;...
Webster Dictionary :: Defeasance
DEFEASANCE,, n. S as z. 1. Literally, a defeating; a rendering null; the prevent...
