Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . Violin. 5m, fame, far, pass or opera, fare ; 6nd, eve, term; In^ ice; Sdd, tone, or; VIOLET 491 VISION. violated.—Violation, n. Act of violating, or stateof being violated; interruption, as of sleep or peace;infringenieut; transgression; non-observance; prof-anation or contemptuous treatment of sacred things;ravishment; rape. — Vi-olative, a. Violating, ortending to violate. — Violator, n. One w
Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . Violin. 5m, fame, far, pass or opera, fare ; 6nd, eve, term; In^ ice; Sdd, tone, or; VIOLET 491 VISION. violated.—Violation, n. Act of violating, or stateof being violated; interruption, as of sleep or peace;infringenieut; transgression; non-observance; prof-anation or contemptuous treatment of sacred things;ravishment; rape. — Vi-olative, a. Violating, ortending to violate. — Violator, n. One who vio-lates, injures, interrupts, or disturbs; one who in-fringes or transgresses; one who profanes, or treatswith irreverence; one who debauches; a ravisher. — Violence, -lens, n. Quality of being violent;highly excited action, whether physical or moral;vehemence; injury done to that which is entitled torespect, reverence or observance ; unjust force ; in-fraction; infringement; transgression ; oppression ;ravishment; rape. — Violent, a. Moving or actingwith physical strength; excited by strong feeling orpassion; committing outrage; breaking law or right;produced or effected by force; fierce; vehement; out-rageous; boisterous; turbulent; furious; impetuous;passionate; severe; extreme;
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