CONTROLLED
CONTROLLED, participle passive Checked; restrained; governed.
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CONTROLLER
CONTROLLER, noun1. One who controls, or restrains; one that has the power or authority to govern or control.The great controller of our fate deignd to be man, and lived in low e...
CONTROLLERSHIP
CONTROLLERSHIP, noun The office of a controller.
CONTROLLMENT
CONTROLMENT, CONTROLLMENT, n.1. The power or act of controlling; the state of being restrained; control; restraint.2. Opposition; resistance; counteraction; refutation.For this ...
CONTROLMENT
CONTROLMENT, CONTROLLMENT, noun1. The power or act of controlling; the state of being restrained; control; restraint.2. Opposition; resistance; counteraction; refutation.For thi...
CONTROVERSE
CONTROVERSE, noun and v. Controversy, and to dispute.
CONTROVERSER
CONTROVERSER, CONTROVERSOR, noun A disputant.
CONTROVERSIAL
CONTROVERSIAL, adjective [See Controvert, Controversy.] Relating to disputes; as a controversial discourse.
CONTROVERSIALIST
CONTROVERSIALIST, noun One who carries on a controversy; a disputant.
CONTROVERSOR
CONTROVERSER, CONTROVERSOR noun A disputant.
CONTROVERSY
CONTROVERSY, noun [Latin See Controvert.]1. Dispute; debate; agitation of contrary opinions. A dispute is commonly oral, and a controversy in writing. Dispute is often or genera...
CONTROVERT
CONTROVERT, verb transitive [Latin, to turn. Literally, to turn against.] To dispute; to oppose by reasoning; to contend against in words or writings; to deny and attempt to dis...
CONTROVERTED
CONTROVERTED, participle passive Disputed; opposed in debate.
CONTROVERTER
CONTROVERTER, noun One who controverts; a controversial writer.
CONTROVERTIBLE
CONTROVERTIBLE, adjective That may be disputed; disputable; not too evident to exclude difference of opinion; as, this is a controvertible point of law.
CONTROVERTING
CONTROVERTING, participle passive Disputing; denying and attempting to refute.
CONTROVERTIST
CONTROVERTIST, noun One who controverts; a disputant; a man versed or engaged in controversy, or disputation.How unfriendly is the spirit of the controvertist to the discernment...
CONTUMACIOUS
CONTUMACIOUS, adjective [Latin, to swell.]1. Literally, swelling against; haughty. Hence, obstinate; perverse; stubborn; inflexible; unyielding; disobedient; as a contumacious c...
CONTUMACIOUSLY
CONTUMACIOUSLY, adverb Obstinately; stubbornly; perversely; in disobedience of orders.
CONTUMACIOUSNESS
CONTUMACIOUSNESS, noun Obstinacy; perverseness; stubbornness; contumacy.
CONTUMACY
CONTUMACY, noun [Latin]1. Stubbornness; unyielding obstinacy; inflexibility.2. In law, a wilful contempt and disobedience to any lawful summons or order of court; a refusal to a...
CONTUMELIOUS
CONTUMELIOUS, adjective [Latin See Contumely.]1. Haughtily reproachful; contemptuous; insolent; rude and sarcastic; as contumelious language.2. Haughty and contemptuous; dispose...
CONTUMELIOUSLY
CONTUMELIOUSLY, adverb In a contumelious manner; with pride and contempt; reproachfully; rudely; insolently.
CONTUMELIOUSNESS
CONTUMELIOUSNESS, noun Reproach; rudeness; contempt.
CONTUMELY
CONTUMELY, noun [Latin, to swell.] Rudeness or reproach compounded of haughtiness and contempt; contemptuousness; insolence; contemptuous language.The oppressors wrong; the prou...
CONTUND
CONTUND, verb transitive [Latin] To beat; to bruise by beating. [Little used.]
CONTUSE
CONTUSE, verb transitive [Latin] To beat; to bruise; to injure the flesh or substance of a living being or other thing without breaking the skin or substance, sometimes with a b...