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Definition of ordinary
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of ordinary is as below...
Ordinary
(a.) Of
common
rank,
quality,
or
ability;
not
distinguished
by
superior
excellence
or
beauty;
hence,
not
distinguished
in any way;
commonplace;
inferior;
of
little
merit;
as, men of
ordinary
judgment;
an
ordinary
book..
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Presentation
::
Presentation
(n.) The act of
offering
a
clergyman
to the
bishop
or
ordinary
for
institution
in a
benefice;
the right of
presenting
a
clergyman.
Great
::
Great
(superl.)
More than
ordinary
in
degree;
very
considerable
in
degree;
as, to use great
caution;
to be in great
pain..
Housekeeper
::
Housekeeper
(n.) One who does, or
oversees,
the work of
keeping
house;
as, his wife is a good
housekeeper;
often,
a woman hired to
superintend
the
servants
of a
household
and
manage
the
ordinary
domestic
affairs..
Helix
::
Helix (n.) A
nonplane
curve whose
tangents
are all
equally
inclined
to a given
plane.
The
common
helix is the curve
formed
by the
thread
of the
ordinary
screw.
It is
distinguished
from the
spiral,
all the
convolutions
of which are in the
plane..
Syncytium
::
Syncytium
(n.)
Tissue
in which the cell or
partition
walls are
wholly
wanting
and the cell
bodies
fused
together,
so that the
tissue
consists
of a
continuous
mass of
protoplasm
in which
nuclei
are
imbedded,
as in
ordinary
striped
muscle..
Abduct
::
Abduct
(v. t.) To draw away, as a limb or other part, from its
ordinary
position..
Pectosic
::
Pectosic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to,
resembling,
or
derived
from,
pectose;
specifically,
designating
an acid
supposed
to
constitute
largely
ordinary
pectin
or
vegetable
jelly..
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(n.) That which is so
common,
or
continued,
as to be
considered
a
settled
establishment
or
institution..
Recitative
::
Recitative
(n.) A
species
of
musical
recitation
in which the words are
delivered
in a
manner
resembling
that of
ordinary
declamation;
also, a piece of music
intended
for such
recitation;
--
opposed
to
melisma..
Falchion
::
Falchion
(n.) A
broad-bladed
sword,
slightly
curved,
shorter
and
lighter
than the
ordinary
sword;
-- used in the
Middle
Ages..
Deck
::
Deck (v. t.) To
dress,
as the
person;
to
clothe;
especially,
to
clothe
with more than
ordinary
elegance;
to
array;
to
adorn;
to
embellish..
Novel
::
Novel (a.) Of
recent
origin
or
introduction;
not
ancient;
new;
hence,
out of the
ordinary
course;
unusual;
strange;
surprising..
Smasher
::
Smasher
(n.)
Anything
very large or
extraordinary.
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(n.) A
charge
or
bearing
of
simple
form, one of nine or ten which are in
constant
use. The bend,
chevron,
chief,
cross,
fesse,
pale, and
saltire
are
uniformly
admitted
as
ordinaries.
Some
authorities
include
bar, bend
sinister,
pile, and
others.
See
Subordinary..
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(a.)
According
to
established
order;
methodical;
settled;
regular.
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(n.)
Anything
which is in
ordinary
or
common
use.
Singular
::
Singular
(a.)
Distinguished
as
existing
in a very high
degree;
rarely
equaled;
eminent;
extraordinary;
exceptional;
as, a man of
singular
gravity
or
attainments..
Heteroclite
::
Heteroclite
(a.)
Deviating
from
ordinary
forms or
rules;
irregular;
anomalous;
abnormal.
Allopathy
::
Allopathy
(n.) That
system
of
medical
practice
which aims to
combat
disease
by the use of
remedies
which
produce
effects
different
from those
produced
by the
special
disease
treated;
-- a term
invented
by
Hahnemann
to
designate
the
ordinary
practice,
as
opposed
to
homeopathy..
Flabbergast
::
Flabbergast
(v. t.) To
astonish;
to
strike
with
wonder,
esp. by
extraordinary
statements..
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