Mechanism

Definition:

  • (n.) The arrangement or relation of the parts of a machine; the parts of a machine, taken collectively; the arrangement or relation of the parts of anything as adapted to produce an effect; as, the mechanism of a watch; the mechanism of a sewing machine; the mechanism of a seed pod.
  • (n.) Mechanical operation or action.
  • (n.) An ideal machine; a combination of movable bodies constituting a machine, but considered only with regard to relative movements.

Compare mechanism with other words:

mechanism vs. operation

mechanism vs. regime

mechanism vs. potential

interaction vs. mechanism

activity vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. pathway

gunlock vs. mechanism

linkwork vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. mechanist

mechanics vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. mobile

engine vs. mechanism

device vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. procedure

dynamism vs. mechanism

hyphen vs. mechanism

lapper vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. teratology

contraption vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. tool

alignment vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. pangenesis

mechanism vs. works

mechanism vs. pathogenesis

mechanism vs. trigger

mechanism vs. muffin

controller vs. mechanism

actuator vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. workings

mechanism vs. winder

mechanism vs. weighbridge

mechanism vs. process

chain vs. mechanism

belt vs. mechanism

link vs. mechanism

gear vs. mechanism

cam vs. mechanism

combination vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. power

mechanism vs. motion

mechanism vs. transmission

control vs. mechanism

conversion vs. mechanism

machinery vs. mechanism

clockwork vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. transmit

mechanism vs. sustain

assembly vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. regulate

dissociation vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. prime

mechanic vs. mechanism

keeper vs. mechanism

mechanical vs. mechanism

dynamic vs. mechanism

limb vs. mechanism

mechanism vs. punch

mechanism vs. safety

mechanism vs. wind

mechanism vs. override

apparatus vs. mechanism

machine vs. mechanism

dwell vs. mechanism

drive vs. mechanism

catch vs. mechanism

action vs. mechanism