INCIDENT

INCIDENT
, ENTE. adj.
Il se dit De certains cas qui surviennent dans les affaires, et s'emploie principalement dans le style de Pratique. Une demande incidente. Une requête incidente. Une question, une contestation incidente.   En Gram., Proposition, phrase incidente, Celle qui est insérée dans une proposition principale dont elle fait partie. Dans cette phrase, Dieu, qui est juste, rendra à chacun selon ses oeuvres ; les mots qui est juste forment une proposition, une phrase incidente.

INCIDENT, en termes d'Optique, sert pour qualifier Les rayons lumineux dans l'acte de leur rencontre avec les surfaces des corps. Rayon incident.

L'Academie francaise. 1835.

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