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durant
(encz) | Durant, |
Durant
(gcide) | Durant \Dur"ant\, n. [F. durant, p. pr. of durer to last. Cf.
Durance.]
See Durance, 3.
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durant
(wn) | Durant
n 1: United States historian (1885-1981) [syn: Durant, {Will
Durant}, William James Durant] |
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Durant
(gcide) | Durant \Dur"ant\, n. [F. durant, p. pr. of durer to last. Cf.
Durance.]
See Durance, 3.
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Durante
(gcide) | Durante \Du*ran"te\, prep. [L., abl. case of the p. pr. of
durare to last.] (Law)
During; as, durante vita, during life; durante bene placito,
during pleasure.
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Endurant
(gcide) | Endurant \En*dur"ant\, a.
Capable of enduring fatigue, pain, hunger, etc.
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The ibex is a remarkably endurant animal. --J. G. Wood.
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perdurantism
(gcide) | perdurantism \per*dur"ant*ism\ (p[~e]r*d[=u]r"ant*[i^]z'm), n.
(Philosophy)
The philosophical view considering the fundamental objects of
the real world as extended in the direction of time, so that
the objects themselves do not change, though temporal parts
may have different properties. Contrasted to endurantism, a
view considering objects to be wholly present at each instant
of time.
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perdurantist
(gcide) | perdurantist \per*dur"ant*ist\ (p[~e]r*d[=u]r"ant*[i^]st), n.
(Philosophy)
A philosopher who considers the fundamental objects of the
real world as extended in the direction of time, so that the
objects themselves do not change, though temporal parts may
have different properties. Contrasted to endurantist, one
who considers objects to be wholly present at each instant.
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durante
(wn) | Durante
n 1: United States comedian remembered for his large nose and
hoarse voice (1893-1980) [syn: Durante, Jimmy Durante] |
jimmy durante
(wn) | Jimmy Durante
n 1: United States comedian remembered for his large nose and
hoarse voice (1893-1980) [syn: Durante, Jimmy Durante] |
will durant
(wn) | Will Durant
n 1: United States historian (1885-1981) [syn: Durant, {Will
Durant}, William James Durant] |
william james durant
(wn) | William James Durant
n 1: United States historian (1885-1981) [syn: Durant, {Will
Durant}, William James Durant] |
DURANTE
(bouvier) | DURANTE. A term equivalent to during, which is used in some law phrases, as
durante absentia, during absence; durante minor cetate, during minority;
durante bene placito, during our good pleasure.
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DURANTE ABSENTI
(bouvier) | DURANTE ABSENTIA. When the executor is out of the jurisdiction of the court
or officer to whom belongs the probate of wills and granting letters of
administration, letters of administration will be granted to another during
the absence of the executor; and the person thus appointed is called the
administrator durante absentia.
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DURANTE MINORE AETAT
(bouvier) | DURANTE MINORE AETATE. During the minority.
2. During his minority, an infant can enter into no contract, except
those for his benefit. If he should be appointed an executor, administration
of the estate will be granted, durante minore &,tate, to another person. 2
Bouv. Inst. n. 1555.
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