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Definition of rare
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Rare
(superl.)
Of an
uncommon
nature;
unusually
excellent;
valuable
to a
degree
seldom
found.
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Samarium
::
Samarium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element
of
doubtful
identity.
Present
::
Present
(a.)
Present
letters
or
instrument,
as a deed of
conveyance,
a
lease,
letter
of
attorney,
or other
writing;
as in the
phrase,
Know all men by these
presents,
that is, by the
writing
itself,
per has
literas
praesentes;
-- in this
sense,
rarely
used in the
singular..
Diadem
::
Diadem
(n.) An arch
rising
from the rim of a crown
(rarely
also of a
coronet),
and
uniting
with
others
over its
center..
Linen
::
Linen (n.)
Thread
or cloth made of flax or
(rarely)
of hemp; -- used in a
general
sense to
include
cambric,
shirting,
sheeting,
towels,
tablecloths,
etc..
Gallium
::
Gallium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element,
found in
certain
zinc ores. It is
white,
hard, and
malleable,
resembling
aluminium,
and
remarcable
for its low
melting
point (86/ F.,
30/C).
Symbol
Ga.
Atomic
weight
69.9..
Exceptional
::
Exceptional
(a.)
Forming
an
exception;
not
ordinary;
uncommon;
rare;
hence,
better
than the
average;
superior..
Widowhood
::
Widowhood
(n.) The state of being a
widow;
the time
during
which a woman is
widow;
also,
rarely,
the state of being a
widower..
Mydatoxin
::
Mydatoxin
(n.) A
poisonous
amido acid,
C6H13NO2,
separated
by
Brieger
from
decaying
horseflesh.
In
physiological
action,
it is
similar
to
curare..
Rubidium
::
Rubidium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element.
It
occurs
quite
widely,
but in small
quantities,
and
always
combined.
It is
isolated
as a soft
yellowish
white
metal,
analogous
to
potassium
in most of its
properties.
Symbol
Rb.
Atomic
weight,
85.2..
Seldom
::
Seldom
(a.) Rare;
infrequent.
Rare
::
Rare
(superl.)
Of an
uncommon
nature;
unusually
excellent;
valuable
to a
degree
seldom
found.
Vitiligo
::
Vitiligo
(n.) A rare skin
disease
consisting
in the
development
of
smooth,
milk-white
spots upon
various
parts of the
body..
Dripple
::
Dripple
(a.) Weak or rare.
Brass
::
Brass (n.) An alloy
(usually
yellow)
of
copper
and zinc, in
variable
proportion,
but often
containing
two parts of
copper
to one part of zinc. It
sometimes
contains
tin, and
rarely
other
metals..
Tenuity
::
Tenuity
(n.)
Rarily;
rareness;
thinness,
as of a
fluid;
as, the
tenuity
of the air; the
tenuity
of the
blood..
Laurite
::
Laurite
(n.) A rare
sulphide
of
osmium
and
ruthenium
found with
platinum
in
Borneo
and
Oregon.
Elatrometer
::
Elatrometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
degree
of
rarefaction
of air
contained
in the
receiver
of an air pump.
Vanadium
::
Vanadium
(n.) A rare
element
of the
nitrogen-phosphorus
group,
found
combined,
in
vanadates,
in
certain
minerals,
and
reduced
as an
infusible,
grayish-white
metallic
powder.
It is
intermediate
between
the
metals
and the
non-metals,
having
both basic and acid
properties.
Symbol
V (or Vd,
rarely).
Atomic
weight
51.2..
Edentata
::
Edentata
(n. pl.) An order of
mammals
including
the
armadillos,
sloths,
and
anteaters;
--
called
also
Bruta.
The
incisor
teeth are
rarely
developed,
and in some
groups
all the teeth are
lacking..
Agreeable
::
Agreeable
(a.)
Agreeing
or
suitable;
conformable;
correspondent;
concordant;
adapted;
--
followed
by to,
rarely
by
with..
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