The definition "'Grain' means (1) a small hard seed, (2) a unit of weight, (3) the arrangement or direction of the fibers in wood" is an example of:
A) An enumerative definition.
B) A theoretical definition.
C) A precising definition.
D) A stipulative definition.
E) A lexical definition.
E
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