Connection

Connexion,S}kon-nek'-shun, { s. the act of connect] connected; relationship by blood, but especially by marriage; one so connected; any relationship, especially a ociation ecclesiastically. necting: s. a conjunction [Gram.] Connectively, konnekt' -iv-le, ad. in a connective manner. nects. pertaining to a connection. nicto, to wink). tional oversight, implying secret consent. overlook; to affect not to see a fault (L.) Entom.] ticularly of painting and sculpture (L. con, and nosco, to know). fe ion of a connoi eur. by aterm; its comprehension [Logic]. of the qualities implied in a term [Logic] (L. con, and nota, a mark.) state (L. con, and nubo, to marry). gether. of a conic section about its axis [Geom.]; the pineal gland [Anat.] (Gr. konos and eidos form.) other. square. and after a struggle; to gain dominion or sovereignty over; to overcome: v.n. to overcome; to gain the victory (L. con, and quæro, quæsitum, to seek). Conquerablene , kong'-ker-a-bl-nes, s. a state of being conquerable. manner. that which is conquered; acquisition of sovereignty by force of arms; victory subjugation; the acquiring of property by other means; than by inheritance [Feudal Law] blood; related by birth (L. con, and sanguis, blood). blood. See Affinity. ing together (L. con, and sarcio, to patch)., private thoughts; consciousne . Conscience clause, a clause in an Act to relieve those who have religious scruples from certain requirements in it. Conscience money, money paid into the treasury as compensation for a tax unduly withheld (L. con, and scio, to know). the compunctions of conscience. conscience or remorse. regard to the dictates of conscience. Conscientiously, kon-she-en'-shus-le, ad, according to the direction of conscience. Conscientiousne , kon-she-en'-shus -nes, s. a scrupulous regard to the decisions of conscience. science; reasonable; just. Conscionable ne , kon'- shun-a-bl-nes, s. the quality of being conscionable. Conscionable, kon'-shun-a-ble, ad. in a conscionable manner. ne ;having immediate knowledge; sensible; aware. Consciously, kon'-shus-le, ad. ina conscious manner. Consciousne , kon' -shus-nes, s. the faculty or state of being conscious; properly, the power which the mind has of knowing itself, its acts and affections; immediate knowledge; sense; perception; cognition. taken by lot from the conscription list, and compelled to serve as a soldier. Conscript fathers, the senators of Rome. (L. con, and scribo, scriptum, to write). ment of individuals for military or naval service. some sacred service or purpose; to declare one sacred or a saint; to dedicate; to render venerable; to sanctify: a. sacred; devoted; dedicated (L. con, and sacer, sacred). consecrated. of separating from a common to a sacred use; the act of publicly enrolling among the acknowledged gods or saints; the benediction of the elements in the eucharist.