COMPLAINABLE
COMPLAINABLE, adjective That may be complained of.
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American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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COMPLAINANT
COMPLAINANT, noun1. A prosecutor; one who prosecutes by complaint, or commences a legal process against an offender for the recovery of a right or penalty.He shall forfeit one m...
COMPLAINER
COMPLAINER, noun One who complains, or expresses grief; one who laments; one who finds fault; a murmurer.These are murmurers, complainers, walking after their own lusts. Jude 1:16.
COMPLAINFUL
COMPLAINFUL, adjective Full of complaint.
COMPLAINING
COMPLAINING, participle present tense Expressing grief, sorrow, or censure; finding fault; murmuring; lamenting; accusing of an offense.COMPLAINING, noun The expression of regre...
COMPLAINT
COMPLAINT, noun1. Expression of grief, regret, pain, censure, or resentment; lamentation; murmuring; a finding fault.Even to day is my complaint bitter. Job 23:2.2. The cause or...
COMPLAISANCE
COMPLAISANCE, noun1. A pleasing deportment; courtesy; that manner of address and behavior in social intercourse which gives pleasure; civility; obliging condescension; kind and ...
COMPLAISANT
COMPLAISANT, adjective complazant. Pleasing in manners; courteous; obliging; desirous to please; as a complaisant gentleman.2. Civil; courteous; polite; as complaisant deportmen...
COMPLAISANTLY
COMPLAISANTLY, adverb complazantly. In a pleasing manner; with civility; with an obliging, affable address or deportment.
COMPLAISANTNESS
COMPLAISANTNESS, noun Civility; complaisance.
COMPLANATE
COMPLANATE,COMPLANE, verb transitive [See Plane and Plain.] to make level; to reduce to an even surface.
COMPLANE
COMPLANE, v.t. [See Plane and Plain.] to make level; to reduce to an even surface.
COMPLEMENT
COMPLEMENT, noun1. Fulness; completion; whence, perfection.They as they feasted had their fill,For a full complement of all their ill.2. Full quantity or number; the quantity or...
COMPLEMENTAL
COMPLEMENTAL, adjective Filling; supplying a deficiency; completing.
COMPLEMENTARY
COMPLEMENTARY, noun One skilled in compliments.
COMPLETE
COMPLETE, adjective1. Having no deficiency; perfect.And ye are complete in him who is the head of all principality and power. Colossians 2:10.2. Finished; ended; concluded; as, ...
COMPLETED
COMPLETED, participle passive Finished; ended; perfected fulfilled; accomplished.
COMPLETELY
COMPLETELY, adverb Fully; perfectly; entirely.
COMPLETEMENT
COMPLETEMENT, noun The act of completing; a finishing.
COMPLETENESS
COMPLETENESS, noun The state of being complete; perfection.
COMPLETING
COMPLETING, participle present tense Finishing; perfecting; accomplishing.
COMPLETION
COMPLETION, noun1. Fulfilment; accomplishment.There was a full entire harmony and consent in the divine predictions, receiving their completion in Christ.2. Act of completing; s...
COMPLETIVE
COMPLETIVE, adjective Filling; making complete.
COMPLETORY
COMPLETORY, adjective Fulfilling; accomplishing.COMPLETORY, noun The evening service; the complin of the Romish church.
COMPLEX
COMPLEX,COMPLEXED, adjective1. Composed of two or more parts or things; composite; not simple; including two or more particulars connected; as a complex being; a complex idea; a...
COMPLEXED
COMPLEXED, a.1. Composed of two or more parts or things; composite; not simple; including two or more particulars connected; as a complex being; a complex idea; a complex term.I...
COMPLEXEDNESS
COMPLEXEDNESS, noun Complication; involution of parts in one integral; compound state; as the complexedness moral ideas.