engrossment
11engrossment — en·gross·ment …
12engrossment — en•gross•ment [[t]ɛnˈgroʊs mənt[/t]] n. 1) the act of engrossing 2) the state of being engrossed or absorbed • Etymology: 1520–30 …
13engrossment — /ɛnˈgroʊsmənt/ (say en grohsmuhnt), /ən / (say uhn ) noun 1. the act of engrossing. 2. an engrossed copy of a document …
14engrossment — To copy in final draft. Drafting of resolution or bill just prior to final vote upon same in legislature. Buying up or securing enough of a commodity to obtain a monopoly, so as to resell at higher price; i.e. to corner market in such commodity.… …
15engrossment — To copy in final draft. Drafting of resolution or bill just prior to final vote upon same in legislature. Buying up or securing enough of a commodity to obtain a monopoly, so as to resell at higher price; i.e. to corner market in such commodity.… …
16engrossment — noun 1. complete attention; intense mental effort • Syn: ↑concentration, ↑absorption, ↑immersion • Derivationally related forms: ↑immerse (for: ↑immersion), ↑absorb …
17self-engrossment — n. * * * …
18self-engrossment — n …
19Nel Noddings — Full name Nel Noddings Born 1929 Era Contemporary philosophy Region Western Philosophy School Combines approaches from analytic and continental philosophy …
20absorption — I (Roget s IV) n. 1. [The process of absorbing or being absorbed] Syn. assimilation, digestion, osmosis, saturation, conversion, impregnation, penetration, fusion, intake, union, engorgement, consumption, ingestion, blending, swallowing up,… …
