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definition noun clarification, decipherment, decoding, delimitation, delineation, demarcation, description, equivalent meaning, exact meaning, exact statement, explanation, explication, expressed meaning, formulation, identification, illumination, interpretation, making intelligible, meaning, representation, simplification, statement of meannng, synonym, translation Foreign phrases: Omnis definitio in jure civili periculosa est, parum est enim ut non subverti possit.Every definiiion in the law is dangerous, because there is little that cannot be subverted. See also: clarification, construction, description, explanation, identification, meaning, rendition, specification DEFINITION. An enumeration of the principal ideas of which a compound idea
is formed, to ascertain and explain its nature and character; or it is that
which denotes and points out the substance of a thing, to us. Ayliffe's
Pand. 59.
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Definitionally any Jewish perspective of Christianity is an outsider's. Essentially (if I may use such a word in this context), Prosser positions Butler as the person who has single-handedly and all but inextricably built queer theory on the idea that all lesbians and gays are ultimately transgendered in that they violate gender norms of heterosexuality and its associated gender presentations, and that all transgendered people are definitionally queer in that they unsettle and disrupt notions of gender as binary and permanent. A taxpayer that follows that rule therefore definitionally is clearly reflecting income. |
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