farseeing

IMG:content-1430.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1431.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-1432.png:[blocks in formation] 2. Well-versed; accomplished; as, one far - seen in medicine, . IMG:content-1433.png:[blocks in formation] "Men who are distinguished rather by warine than by far -sighted ne ." -Macaulay : Hist. Eng ., ch. i. far-sought, a. 1. Lit .: Sought at or from a great distance. 2. Fig .: Far-fetched; abstruse; as, far -sought learning. *far, v . t . [FAR, a.] To remove to a distance. *far (1), s . A journey, an expedition. [FARE, 8.] far (2), s. [A. S. fearh .] The young of swine; a litter or farrow of pigs. [FARROW.] "For now is the lo of the far of the sow More great than the lo of two calves of the cow." Tu er. (Johnson.) sin, aş; expect, Xenophon, exist. ph = f. farad fărăd, s . [From Michael Faraday, the great electrician.] Elect.: The standard electrical unit, which is measured by the capacity of a condenser, that with an electro-motive force of 1 volt is able to overcome a resistance equivalent to one ohm in one second, or in other words, the resistance offered by a cylindrical copper wire 250 feet long, inch in diameter, the ohm being the magneto-electric unit. fa-răd-ic, a. [Eng. farad; -ic; Fr.faradique.] Pertaining or relating to faradization (q. v.). faradic brush, s. A brush for application of electricity to the person.