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Principle
Principle
n.
Beginning
;
commencement
.
Principle
n.
A
source
, or
origin
;
that
from
which
anything
proceeds
;
fundamental
substance
or
energy
;
primordial
substance
;
ultimate
element
, or
cause
.
Principle
n.
An
original
faculty
or
endowment
.
Principle
n.
A
fundamental
truth
; a
comprehensive
law
or
doctrine
,
from
which
others
are
derived
, or on
which
others
are
founded
; a
general
truth
; an
elementary
proposition
; a
maxim
; an
axiom
; a
postulate
.
Principle
n.
A
settled
rule
of
action
; a
governing
law
of
conduct
; an
opinion
or
belief
which
exercises
a
directing
influence
on
the
life
and
behavior
; a
rule
(
usually
, a
right
rule
) of
conduct
consistently
directing
one
's
actions
; as, a
person
of no
principle
.
Principle
n.
Any
original
inherent
constituent
which
characterizes
a
substance
, or
gives
it
its
essential
properties
,
and
which
can
usually
be
separated
by
analysis
;
applied
especially
to
drugs
,
plant
extracts
,
etc
.
Principle
v. t.
To
equip
with
principles
; to
establish
, or
fix
, in
certain
principles
; to
impress
with
any
tenet
, or
rule
of
conduct
,
good
or
ill
.
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