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a
abate
above
accession
acclamation
accommodate
account
accuracy
accurate
acephalous
acescency
ache
acid
acidulate
adamant
adherent
adiaphorists
adjunct
adopt
adoration
aerate
afeard
affeered
aforehand
after
agreeableness
aha
alamodality
alamode
albescent
alexandrine
alkali
almond-furnace
altar
altimeter
alway
always
amazon
ammunition
ampelite
amphicome
amusing
ancient
andante
annotta
annoy
annoyed
anthem
antimony
antique
antitype
apocrisary
apogee
appendage
approbate
approve
approximation
aquitanian
arbiter
archetypal
archetype
armenian
army
art
arum
ascend
ascending
ask
assuage
assurance
astringent
astrolabe
attemper
attempered
attempering
auger
avaricious
avenge
avenue
aversion
aware
baccifferous
balsam
bard
bashful
bashfully
bashfulness
basilisk
batfowling
battle
beak
bed
behave
behavior
behold
beware
bird
bishop
bitterish
bitterishness
blackish
bleakish
blench
blush
blushet
board
bob
bockland
brackish
brankursine
brave
brief
broad-ax
but
calcination
can
cant
canter
canvas
captive
carthaginian
cast
cat
centurion
century
chancery
charioteer
chaste-eyed
chattel
chaw
check
checked
checking
checkt
cheerful
cheerfulness
cherry
chief
chili
chill
chilliness
chilly
chimera
chisleu
cicuta
cimbric
cinnabar
cinnamon
cipher
circus
cithern
classical
clerk
clever
client
coagulate
coat
cock-fighting
combustion
comfort
comfortable
commode
compass
competent
complaisance
complement
conclusive
condescension
condition
conditional
conduct
conform
conformable
conformity
congregational
conjugate
conjugation
conjunctive
conjuncture
considerable
considerate
consideration
console
constitution
construct
constructive
consul
consulate
contemper
contemperament
contemperate
contemperation
content
contest
continence
continency
continent
continently
contrast
cool
coolness
coptic
copy
cornet
corymb
costume
counterfeit
coy
crab
cradle
cress
crimson
cupboard
damp
dampish
dampishness
dampness
dandy
degeneracy
degree
delicacy
demon
demure
demureness
dependency
devise
diadem
dialectics
diet
diffidence
diffident
diffidently
dignity
dill
disapprove
discommode
discommoded
discriminate
disesteem
dislike
dispassionate
distance
distemper
distemperate
distempered
distempering
distrustful
disturb
disturber
doctor
does
doric
downcast
dress
drunk
dusk
duskiness
duskish
easy
effrontery
electricity
eminency
emperor
enallage
ensample
entailing
entailment
errand
espouse
esquire
ever
exact
example
except
exemplar
exemplary
expression
extravagant
fain
fall
false
fashion
fashionable
fated
fear
fee
ferry
feud
field
figure
file
financier
fine
flake
flame
flat
floor
flora
flour
folk
folkmote
follow
forfeit
form
formal
formality
formalize
formula
fortune
forward
forwardness
fresh
frontless
fusileer
ga
gale
galenist
gallicism
gallop
gammut
garb
gelatinous
geld
get
glad
gladness
gladsomeness
good
gordian
government
grayish
grow
guard
guild
guise
guzzle
guzzler
gymnastic
h
habitude
hail
ham
hanaper
hand
handsome
handsomeness
hark
harness
heat
heaven
helvetic
hemorrhagy
hepar
heriot
herse
hersillon
hibernicism
hieroglyphic
high
ho
honey
horn
hotness
humble
humblemouthed
humbly
humidity
humility
hypocaust
hypostasy
idea
idiom
idiomatical
idiotism
illuminati
imitate
imitation
imitative
immoderate
immoderately
immoderation
immodest
immodesty
imperative
impersonal
improve
impudence
impudent
impudicity
incommode
incorrect
indebted
indecency
indecent
indecently
indecorous
indicative
inevitably
infinitive
inflorescence
ingenious
inordinacy
inordinate
inordinately
inordinateness
inquiry
instruct
intemperance
intemperate
intemperately
intemperateness
interlude
introduce
introduction
ionic
ipecacuanha
irishism
irony
j
jeopardize
jerk
k
keep
key
kidnapping
knight
labor
latinism
latitudinarian
latter
law
lazuli
league
lengthy
let
light
londonism
longish
look
loose
low
lowly
lowness
lukewarm
lukewarmly
lukewarmness
lusciousness
m
macaronic
magnesia
maiden
maidenhood
maidenlike
maidenliness
maidenly
major
make
manner
mars
masticot
maul
meanly
measurable
measurably
measure
medicine
mediocrity
middling
mild
mildly
mildness
mineral
minister
ministry
mitigate
mitigated
mitigating
modal
mode
model
modeled
modeling
moderate
moderately
moderateness
moderation
moderator
moderatorship
modern
modernism
modernist
modernize
modernized
modernizer
modernizing
modernly
modernness
modest
modestly
modesty
modification
modify
modifying
modish
modishly
modulation
module
mohammedanize
moist
moistening
moisture
mold
money
mood
moorland
mortgage
muculent
multifariously
muse
neodamode
neoteric
neoterical
new
new-model
new-modeled
new-modeling
niceness
nick
niter
nomenclator
non-conformist
non-conformity
notary
nuisance
nusance
occasion
of
offense
open
opiate
opodeldoc
optative
oration
orator
orchestra
order
orgasm
orientalism
origination
oryctognosy
ostentatious
outrageous
overmodest
oxygen
pace
paradigm
paradigmatize
paragon
parasite
parboil
pass
pattern
perdue
perfection
persecute
persecution
petalism
pew
philosophy
phrase
physiology
piragua
plainness
plan
platform
point
polity
pontif
portreve
postliminy
potential
power
pray
preach
precisely
prescript
pretor
pretty
prevail
priest
principle
privity
procure
pronunciation
property
proposition
prototype
province
prude
psalm
pudding
pudency
pudical
pudicity
pulp
pureness
purview
pusillanimity
q
quadrate
quarter
raise
ranforce
rascal
rear
reason
reasonable
reasonableness
reasonably
recent
reddish
reddishness
refectory
reference
regiment
regnant
regular
regularly
regulate
relative
remediless
remission
remodel
remodeled
remodeling
republic
reserve
respectable
respectably
retaliation
retiring
revenge
revenue
rhapsody
rhubarb
rite
romanize
rough-cast
rug
rule
run
sack
saltish
saltishly
saltishness
sanscrit
saracenic
satyriasis
savagism
scan
scarmoge
school
sciolist
scoff
scribe
seasoned
seasoning
sedative
semi-arian
semi-arianism
semitone
sergeant
sex
sexual
shame
shamefacedly
shamefacedness
shameless
sheepish
sheepishness
sheeps-eye
shoeless
siren
slave
slay
slight
slightly
slowly
slowness
smile
smite
smutty
soberly
solemnity
sourish
sparing
sparingly
species
spleen
splice
splise
sprinkle
sprinkling
stall-feed
standard
state
stay
stayedly
stayedness
stew
stewing
stigmatize
stippling
stoop
style
subacid
subacrid
subderisorious
subfusc
subjunctive
subsaline
substance
substantial
substract
subtepid
sufferance
suggest
supply
surpass
suspect
swarth
sweetener
swell
synomosy
tablature
take
temper
temperance
temperate
temperately
temperateness
temperature
tempering
ten
tepefaction
tepefy
tepid
tepidness
tepor
text
theatre
theism
theme
time
tirade
titanium
tolerable
tolerably
toleration
topaz
torture
town
traverse
treatable
treatably
treatment
trephine
tricliniary
tropology
tung
type
typical
typify
typifying
u
ule
umbel
un
unabashed
unannoyed
unassuming
unboastful
unclassical
undertaking
uneasiness
unfashionable
unfashionableness
uniform
unobtrusive
unostentatious
unpresumptuous
unpretending
unreasonable
unreasonably
unshamefaced
unshamefacedness
unthankfulness
until
various
verecund
verecundity
verticil
vitriolic
vogue
voice
vote
wait
walk
waltz
warm
warmed
warming
water
way
weapon
weave
which
whitish
wind
withal
woman
work
worth
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1828 Definition

MODE, n. [L. modus, metior. The primary sense of mode is measure hence form. Measure is from extending, the extent, hence a limit, and hence the derivative sense of restraining. See Meet and Measure.]

1. Manner of existing or being; manner; method; form; fashion; custom; way; as the mode of speaking; the mode of dressing; modes of receiving or entertaining company.

The duty of itself being resolved on, the mode of doing it may be easily found.

It is applicable to particular acts, or to a series of acts, or to the common usage of a city of nation. One man has a particular mode of walking; another has a singular mode of dressing his hair. We find it necessary to conform in some measure to the usual modes of dress.

2. Gradation; degree.

What modes of sight between each wide extreme!

3. State; quality.

4. In metaphysics, the dependence or affection of a substance. Such complex ideas as contain not in them the supposition of subsisting by themselves, but are considered as dependencies or affections of substances, Locke calls modes. Of these he makes two kinds; simple modes, which are only variations or different combinations of the same idea, as a dozen, which consists of so many units added together; and mixed modes, which are compounded of simple ideas of several kinds, as beauty, which is compounded of color and figure.

A mode is that which cannot subsist in and of itself, but is esteemed as belonging to and subsisting by the help of some substance, which for that reason is called its subject.

5. In music, a regular disposition of the air and accompaniments relative to certain principal sounds, on which a piece of music is formed, and which are called the essential sounds of the mode.

6. In grammar, a particular manner of conjugating verbs to express manner of action or being, as affirmation, command, condition and the like; usually and not very properly written mood. Mood is a word of different signification. [See Mood.]

7. A kind of silk.
1913 Definition
Mode (mode)
n.(?)
Mode
[L. modus a measure, due or proper measure, bound, manner, form; akin to E. mete: cf. F. mode. See Mete, and cf. Commodious, Mood in grammar, Modus.]
  1. Manner of doing or being; method; form; fashion; custom; way; style; as, the mode of speaking; the mode of dressing.

    The duty of itself being resolved on, the mode of doing it may easily be found. Jer. Taylor.

    A table richly spread in regal mode. Milton.

  2. Prevailing popular custom; fashion, especially in the phrase the mode.

    The easy, apathetic graces of a man of the mode. Macaulay.

  3. Variety; gradation; degree.
    Pope.
  4. Any combination of qualities or relations, considered apart from the substance to which they belong, and treated as entities; more generally, condition, or state of being; manner or form of arrangement or manifestation; form, as opposed to matter.

    Modes I call such complex ideas, which, however compounded, contain not in them the supposition of subsisting by themselves, but are considered as dependencies on, or affections of, substances. Locke.

  5. The form in which the proposition connects the predicate and subject, whether by simple, contingent, or necessary assertion; the form of the syllogism, as determined by the quantity and quality of the constituent proposition; mood.
  6. Same as Mood.
  7. The scale as affected by the various positions in it of the minor intervals; as, the Dorian mode, the Ionic mode, etc., of ancient Greek music.

    * In modern music, only the major and the minor mode, of whatever key, are recognized.

  8. A kind of silk. See Alamode, n.

    Syn. -- Method; manner. See Method.


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