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Traditional English :: reliable
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reliamce.html - adj. 1 that may be relied on. 2 of sound and consistent character or quality. reliability n. reliableness n. reliably adv. |
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Traditional English :: reliance
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reliamce.html - n. 1 (foll. by in, on) trust, confidence (put full reliance in you). 2 a thing relied upon. |
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Traditional English :: reliable
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reliamce.html - adj. 1 that may be relied on. 2 of sound and consistent character or quality. reliability n. reliableness n. reliably adv. |
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Traditional English :: reliance
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reliamce.html - n. 1 (foll. by in, on) trust, confidence (put full reliance in you). 2 a thing relied upon. |
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Traditional English :: relic
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reliamce.html - n. 1 an object interesting because of its age or association. 2 a part of a deceased holy person's body or belongings kept as an object of reverence. 3 a surviving custom or belief etc. from a past age. 4 a memento or souvenir. 5 (in pl.) what has survived destruction or wasting or use. 6 (in pl.) the dead body or remains of a person. [ME relike, relique, etc. f. OF relique f. L reliquiae: see RELIQUIAE] |
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Traditional English :: relict
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reliamce.html - n. 1 a a geological or other object surviving in its primitive form. b an animal or plant known to have existed in the same form in previous geological ages. 2 (foll. by of) archaic a widow. [L relinquere relict- leave behind (as RE-, linquere leave): sense 2 f. OF relicte f. L relicta] |
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