Solidity - Law Dictionary Search Results

Solidism

doctrine that refers all diseases to morbid changes of the solid parts of the body It rests on the view that

To make solid or firm

Drawn out from a heated solid bar as by a process of spiral rolling which first

In a solid manner densely compactly firmly truly

from of natural gas or in a liquid viscous or solid from, but does not include helium occurring in association with

A solid of the form described by the revolution of a right

union as the parts of a body existence firmness coherence solidity

Weak feeble limp slight vain without strength or solidity of loose and unsubstantial structure without reason or plausibility as

of flowing a liquid aeumlriform or gaseous state opposed to solidity

Flowing also wanting solidity