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Traditional English :: insight
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insight.html - n. (usu. foll. by into) 1 the capacity of understanding hidden truths etc., esp. of character or situations. 2 an instance of this. insightful adj. insightfully adv. [ME, = 'discernment', prob. of Scand. & LG orig. (as IN-(2), SIGHT)] |
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Traditional English :: insight
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insight.html - n. (usu. foll. by into) 1 the capacity of understanding hidden truths etc., esp. of character or situations. 2 an instance of this. insightful adj. insightfully adv. [ME, = 'discernment', prob. of Scand. & LG orig. (as IN-(2), SIGHT)] |
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Traditional English :: insignia
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insight.html - n. (treated as sing. or pl.; usu. foll. by of) 1 badges (wore his insignia of office). 2 distinguishing marks. [L, pl. of insigne neut. of insignis distinguished (as IN-(2), signis f. signum SIGN)] |
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Traditional English :: insignificant
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insight.html - adj. 1 unimportant; trifling. 2 (of a person) undistinguished. 3 meaningless. insignificance n. insignificancy n. insignificantly adv. |
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English Idioms :: inside
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insight.html - See: STEP INSIDE. |
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English Idioms :: inside and out
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insight.html - See: INS AND OUTS, INSIDE OUT(2). |
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