Part of the idea of real definition is that necessarily, nothing can survive the loss of one of its definitive properties.
Makes you wonder what the real definition of corruption is.
The real definition of their character is how they've dealt with it.
The method involves a process of question and answer designed to elicit a "real definition".
That's because they are only so smug, because they think it will be happening in someone else's backyard, and not their's - the real definition of a NIMBY.
One might therefore conclude that the story of generational self-centeredness is so flexible as to have no real definition — it can cover anything, with a little stretching.
Søndergård brought real definition to these, revealing his original discipline as a percussionist, and he lent a deceptive dancing lilt to the presto finale's opening.
There is no real definition of "luxury goods and services," other than to say that the term excludes things "reasonably necessary for the support" of a person.
When one of the Europeans asked Mr. Kisliak for his definition of a pilot program, he said there was no real definition, one official said.
That, perhaps, is the real definition of the perfect celebrity couple, and it's also why so many of them end up as the perfect celebrity divorce.
By a real definition Plato means a set of necessary and sufficient conditions that exactly determine the entities to which a given concept applies.
