Soap-stone, sope'-stone, s

a magnesian mineral, ] soap. aria. soap; soft and smooth; covered with soap. tower in imagination; to rise in ambition or heroism; to rise aloft: s. a towering flight (L. ex, and aura, air). intellectual flight. suavis sweet). strutted by sorrow: v.n. to sigh or utter deep sobs (sigh). sorrowful emotion. the use of spirituous liquors; not excited or heated with pa ion; calm; grave; serious: v.a. to make sober: v.n. to become sober (L. sobrius, from Gr. se, not, and ebrius, drunk). Soberly, so'-ber-le, ad. in a sober manner. Soberne , so'-ber-nes, s. the quality of being sober. or temper habitually sober, temperate and calm. Sober-mindedne , so' -ber-minde-ed-nes, s. the quality of being sober-minded. in drinking spirituous liquors; freedom from intoxication; habitual freedom from pa ion; seriousne ; gravity. name (Fr.) district; privilege of tenants secured from customary burdens; a miller's privilege to grind all the corn in a district. (A.S. soc, the exercise of judicial powers). minate service. and converse with others; or the practice of familiar intercourse. a ociate; disposed to converse; free in conversation: s. a kind of phaeton with two seats facing each other. Sociably, so'-she-a-ble, ad. in a sociable manner. Sociablene , so'-she-a-bl-nes, s. the quality of being sociable; disposition to a ociate; inclination to company and converse. in society; inclined to friendly converse; consisting in mutual converse; disposed to unite in society; convivial (L. socius, a companion). Socially, so'-shal-le, ad. ina social manner. Socialne , so'-shal-nes, s. the quality of being social. tion to the competitive system at present prevailing, seeks to re-organize society on the basis, in the main, of a certain secularism in religion, of community of interest, and of co-operation in labour for the common good. pertaining to socialism. to a social or socialistic state. community; an a ociation for the promotion of some common object; a fraternity; company; fellowship; partnership. in the16th century, denied the Trinity, the divinity and atonement of Christ, and the doctrine of original depravity: a. pertaining to Soc in i an ism. Socinians. a logy. the nature and development of society and social institutions (L. socius, a companion, and logos, science). comedy; a short stocking (L. coccus, alow-heeled, light shoe).