Residuum is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESIDUUM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Latin) a residue
• a chemical residue.
• a class of society that is unemployed and without privileges or opportunities
• That which is left after any process of separation or purification; that which remains after certain specified deductions are made; residue.
• something left after other parts have been taken away
• residue

Words related to RESIDUUM

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Words that contain RESIDUUM

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How to use RESIDUUM in a sentence

• But still there remains a not inconsiderable residuum of cases in which Matthew and Luke are in combination and Mark at variance.
• The snow-water, moreover, with which we diluted it was not pure, but left a black residuum at the bottom of the dishes in which the beverage was served.
• The pipe was cracked, and the residuum of the Food of the Gods escaped through the crack into a little puddle amidst clumps of rushes, just in time for the spring awakening.
• Then taking on board the residuum of war, arms needing repair, wounded men, they would begin their return trip.
• Handful after handful he washed, shifting and teasing it about in the pan, and then he cast it out, always leaving some very small residuum.
• The world and the all-thinker thus compenetrate and soak each other up without residuum.
• We have tried the butter made our way, and there was scarcely any residuum.
• You could not evaporate the truth in the slow process of the crucible, and then show the residuum of falsehood glittering and visible.
• It cannot be possible that generations of dealing with immature minds should have left no residuum of effective practice.
• And, it may be urged, we do find such an unexplained residuum in the correlation of general laws in the production of cosmic harmony.
• The perfectly dried matter is best treated in exactly the same way as a residuum in water analysis.
• Although much of the anti-Deistical literature perished with the occasion which called it forth, there is yet a residuum which will be immortal.
• And upon the table stood a small stone pitcher, containing a residuum of whisky punch, now grown cold.
• There is still, with all the resource of modern medical science, a residuum of hopeless and obscure cases which baffle the physician.
• By one set of tests this residuum is unexpectedly small.
• In North Africa the residuum was a remarkable propensity to visions, holy dreams, and the like.
• We judge the quality and value of that life by the residuum.
• His ebbed anger had left a residuum of stubbornness.
• In that rapidly-resolving soil the transformation of dust into dust is too perfect to leave a trace of residuum.
• It is in this residuum that those who fight place their hope and trust.
• The residuum of the distillation of milk-brandy, which is sharp, and has a smell like wine lees, is applied to various uses.
• But this clearance was never more than partial, and the residuum ever consisted in the main of musical instruments.
• This old residuum, this new material, is not yet capable of art.
• The residuum is preserved under the leaves of the pine-apple shrub, till it becomes hot by fermentation.
• There exists in England, in respect of all things Irish, a monstrous residuum of prejudice.
• When these are stripped off and the residuum is compressed into a book, we have that which is at once intensely real and painfully unfamiliar.
• All other methods for the restoration and elevation of mankind are compelled to recognise that there is an obstinate residuum that will not and cannot be reached by their efforts.
• We are not concerned to determine what is the residuum of truth which remains for ourselves.

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