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Definition of regulate
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Regulate
(v. t.) To put in good
order;
as, to
regulate
the
disordered
state of a
nation
or its
finances..
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Attemper
::
Attemper
(v. t.) To
reduce,
modify,
or
moderate,
by
mixture;
to
temper;
to
regulate,
as
temperature..
Mould
::
Mould (n.) That on
which,
or in
accordance
with
which,
anything
is
modeled
or
formed;
anything
which
serves
to
regulate
the size, form, etc., as the
pattern
or
templet
used by a
shipbuilder,
carpenter,
or
mason..
Alignment
::
Alignment
(n.) The act of
adjusting
to a line;
arrangement
in a line or
lines;
the state of being so
adjusted;
a
formation
in a
straight
line; also, the line of
adjustment;
esp., an
imaginary
line to
regulate
the
formation
of
troops
or of a
squadron..
Regulator
::
Regulator
(n.) A
contrivance
for
regulating
and
controlling
motion,
as: (a) The lever or index in a
watch,
which
controls
the
effective
length
of the
hairspring,
and thus
regulates
the
vibrations
of the
balance.
(b) The
governor
of a steam
engine.
(c) A valve for
controlling
the
admission
of steam to the steam
chest,
in a
locomotive..
Frame
::
Frame (v. t.) To fit to
something
else, or for some
specific
end; to
adjust;
to
regulate;
to
shape;
to
conform..
Measured
::
Measured
(a.)
Regulated
or
determined
by a
standard;
hence,
equal;
uniform;
graduated;
limited;
moderated;
as, he
walked
with
measured
steps;
he
expressed
himself
in no
measured
terms..
Dress
::
Dress (v. t.) To
direct;
to put right or
straight;
to
regulate;
to
order.
Time
::
Time (v. t.) To
regulate
as to time; to
accompany,
or agree with, in time of
movement..
Socinianize
::
Socinianize
(v. t.) To cause to
conform
to
Socinianism;
to
regulate
by, or imbue with, the
principles
of
Socinianism..
Minuet
::
Minuet
(n.) A tune or air to
regulate
the
movements
of the dance so
called;
a
movement
in
suites,
sonatas,
symphonies,
etc.,
having
the dance form, and
commonly
in 3-4,
sometimes
3-8,
measure..
Dispositive
::
Dispositive
(a.)
Disposing;
tending
to
regulate;
decretive.
Balance Wheel
::
Balance
wheel () A wheel which
regulates
the beats or
pulses
of a watch or
chronometer,
answering
to the
pendulum
of a
clock;
-- often
called
simply
a
balance..
Fortunize
::
Fortunize
(v. t.) To
regulate
the
fortune
of; to make
happy.
Scripturist
::
Scripturist
(n.) One who is
strongly
attached
to, or
versed
in, the
Scriptures,
or who
endeavors
to
regulate
his life by
them..
Regulation
::
Regulation
(n.) The act of
regulating,
or the state of being
regulated..
Regularize
::
Regularize
(v. t.) To cause to
become
regular;
to
regulate.
Proceed
::
Proceed
(v. i.) To go on in an
orderly
or
regulated
manner;
to begin and carry on a
series
of acts or
measures;
to act by
method;
to
prosecute
a
design.
Manductor
::
Manductor
(n.) A
conductor;
an
officer
in the
ancient
church
who gave the
signal
for the choir to sing, and who beat time with the hand, and
regulated
the
music..
Dispose
::
Dispose
(v. t.) To
regulate;
to
adjust;
to
settle;
to
determine.
Fingering
::
Fingering
(n.) The
marking
of the notes of a piece of music to guide or
regulate
the
action
or use of the
fingers.
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