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Definition of proportion
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 proportion is as below...
Proportion
(n.) The rule of
three,
in
arithmetic,
in which the three given
terms,
together
with the one
sought,
are
proportional..
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Subcartilaginous
::
Subcarbureted
(a.)
United
with, or
containing,
carbon
in less than the
normal
proportion..
Distemper
::
Distemper
(v. t.) To
temper
or mix
unduly;
to make
disproportionate;
to
change
the due
proportions
of.
Club
::
Club (v. i.) To pay on equal or
proportionate
share of a
common
charge
or
expense;
to pay for
something
by
contribution.
Proportional
::
Proportional
(n.) The
combining
weight
or
equivalent
of an
element.
Vulcanite
::
Vulcanite
(n.) Hard
rubber
produced
by
vulcanizing
with a large
proportion
of
sulphur.
Clean-limbed
::
Clean-limbed
(a.) With
well-proportioned,
unblemished
limbs;
as, a
clean-limbed
young
fellow..
Hodograph
::
Hodograph
(n.) A curve
described
by the
moving
extremity
of a line the other end of which is
fixed,
this line being
constantly
parallel
to the
direction
of
motion
of, and
having
its
length
constantly
proportional
to the
velocity
of, a point
moving
in any path; -used in
investigations
respecting
central
forces..
Attemperament
::
Attemperament
(n.) A
tempering,
or
mixing
in due
proportion..
Vary
::
Vary (v. t.) To
change
the
aspect
of; to alter in form,
appearance,
substance,
position,
or the like; to make
different
by a
partial
change;
to
modify;
as, to vary the
properties,
proportions,
or
nature
of a
thing;
to vary a
posture
or an
attitude;
to vary one's dress or
opinions..
Apportionateness
::
Apportionateness
(n.) The
quality
of being
apportioned
or in
proportion.
Hypercarbureted
::
Hypercarbureted
(a.)
Having
an
excessive
proportion
of
carbonic
acid; -- said of
bicarbonates
or acid
carbonates.
Cent
::
Cent (n.) A
hundred;
as, ten per cent, the
proportion
of ten parts in a
hundred..
Commeasurable
::
Commeasurable
(a.)
Having
the same
measure;
commensurate;
proportional.
Average
::
Average
(v. t.) To
divide
among a
number,
according
to a given
proportion;
as, to
average
a
loss..
Alcoholometry
::
Alcoholometry
(n.) The
process
or
method
of
ascertaining
the
proportion
of pure
alcohol
which
spirituous
liquors
contain.
Tall
::
Tall
(superl.)
High in
stature;
having
a
considerable,
or an
unusual,
extension
upward;
long and
comparatively
slender;
having
the
diameter
or
lateral
extent
small in
proportion
to the
height;
as, a tall
person,
tree, or
mast..
Quirk
::
Quirk (n.) A small
channel,
deeply
recessed
in
proportion
to its
width,
used to
insulate
and give
relief
to a
convex
rounded
molding..
Tetra-
::
Tetra-
() A
combining
form (also used
adjectively)
denoting
four
proportional
or
combining
parts of the
substance
or
ingredient
denoted
by the term to which it is
prefixed,
as in
tetra-chloride,
tetroxide..
Proportion
::
Proportion
(n.) The
portion
one
receives
when a whole is
distributed
by a rule or
principle;
equal or
proper
share;
lot.
Gothic
::
Gothic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a style of
architecture
with
pointed
arches,
steep
roofs,
windows
large in
proportion
to the wall
spaces,
and,
generally,
great
height
in
proportion
to the other
dimensions
--
prevalent
in
Western
Europe
from about 1200 to 1475 a. d. See
Illust.
of
Abacus,
and
Capital..
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