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active: see voice voice, grammatical category according to which an action is referred to as done by the subject (active, e.g., men shoot bears) or to the subject (passive, e.g., bears are shot by men). In Latin, voice is a category of inflection like mood or tense. ..... Click the link for more information. . active 1. (of a volcano) erupting periodically; not extinct 2. Astronomy (of the sun) exhibiting a large number of sunspots, solar flares, etc., and a marked variation in intensity and frequency of radio emission 3. Commerce a. producing or being used to produce profit, esp in the form of interest b. of or denoting stocks or shares that have been actively bought and sold as recorded in the Official List of the London Stock Exchange 4. Electronics a. containing a source of power b. capable of amplifying a signal or controlling some function How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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With such direct penetration of information
from such a vast number of avenues, educating society about the media
can lead to greater participation and activeness in our democracy. Paul's language
transcends the classification of persuasive rhetoric and demonstrates
the activeness of God in the human social world. What was
puzzling was not America's activeness but Japan's passivity. |
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