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Definition of ordinate
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Ordinate
(v. t.) To
appoint,
to
regulate;
to
harmonize..
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Utes
::
Utes (n. pl.) An
extensive
tribe of North
American
Indians
of the
Shoshone
stock,
inhabiting
Colorado,
Utah, New
Mexico,
Arizona,
and
adjacent
regions.
They are
subdivided
into
several
subordinate
tribes,
some of which are among the most
degraded
of North
American
Indians..
Underagent
::
Underagent
(n.) A
subordinate
agent.
Tympanum
::
Tympanum
(n.) The space
within
an arch, and above a
lintel
or a
subordinate
arch,
spanning
the
opening
below the
arch..
Coordinate
::
Coordinate
(a.) Equal in rank or
order;
not
subordinate.
Unordinate
::
Unordinate
(a.)
Disorderly;
irregular;
inordinate.
Disordinately
::
Disordinately
(adv.)
Inordinately.
Coordinate
::
Coordinate
(v. t.) To give a
common
action,
movement,
or
condition
to; to
regulate
and
combine
so as to
produce
harmonious
action;
to
adjust;
to
harmonize;
as, to
coordinate
muscular
movements..
Incoordinate
::
Incoordinate
(a.) Not
coordinate.
Priory
::
Priory
(n.) A
religious
house
presided
over by a prior or
prioress;
--
sometimes
an
offshoot
of, an
subordinate
to, an
abbey,
and
called
also cell, and
obedience.
See Cell, 2..
Tetrarch
::
Tetrarch
(a.) A Roman
governor
of the
fourth
part of a
province;
hence,
any
subordinate
or
dependent
prince;
also, a petty king or
sovereign..
Ramification
::
Ramification
(n.) A
division
into
principal
and
subordinate
classes,
heads,
or
departments;
also, one of the
subordinate
parts;
as, the
ramifications
of a
subject
or
scheme..
Dependency
::
Dependency
(n.) That which is
attached
to
something
else as its
consequence,
subordinate,
satellite,
and the
like..
Subdilated
::
Subdichotomy
(n.) A
subordinate,
or
inferior,
division
into
parts;
a
subdivision..
Underfaction
::
Underfaction
(n.) A
subordinate
party or
faction.
Incident
::
Incident
(n.) That which
happens
aside from the main
design;
an
accidental
or
subordinate
action
or
event.
Underplay
::
Underplay
(v. i.) To play in a
subordinate,
or in an
inferior
manner;
to
underact
a
part..
Quadrant
::
Quadrant
(n.) One of the four parts into which a plane is
divided
by the
coordinate
axes. The upper
right-hand
part is the first
quadrant;
the upper
left-hand
part the
second;
the lower
left-hand
part the
third;
and the lower
right-hand
part the
fourth
quadrant.
Glutton
::
Glutton
(n.) A
carnivorous
mammal
(Gulo
luscus),
of the
family
Mustelidae,
about the size of a large
badger.
It was
formerly
believed
to be
inordinately
voracious,
whence
the name; the
wolverene.
It is a
native
of the
northern
parts of
America,
Europe,
and
Asia..
Parameter
::
Parameter
(n.)
Specifically
(Conic
Sections),
in the
ellipse
and
hyperbola,
a third
proportional
to any
diameter
and its
conjugate,
or in the
parabola,
to any
abscissa
and the
corresponding
ordinate..
Partial
::
Partial
(n.)
Pertaining
to a
subordinate
portion;
as, a
compound
umbel is made up of a
several
partial
umbels;
a
leaflet
is often
supported
by a
partial
petiole..
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