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Definition of secondary
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 secondary is as below...
Secondary
(a.)
Possessing
some
quality,
or
having
been
subject
to some
operation
(as
substitution),
in the
second
degree;
as, a
secondary
salt, a
secondary
amine,
etc. Cf.
primary..
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Moon
::
Moon (n.) A
secondary
planet,
or
satellite,
revolving
about any
member
of the solar
system;
as, the moons of
Jupiter
or
Saturn..
Tricrotism
::
Tricrotism
(n.) That
condition
of the
arterial
pulse in which there is a
triple
beat. The pulse curve
obtained
in the
sphygmographic
tracing
characteristic
of
tricrotism
shows two
secondary
crests
in
addition
to the
primary.
Snag
::
Snag (n.) One of the
secondary
branches
of an
antler.
Polycrotism
::
Polycrotism
(n.) That state or
condition
of the pulse in which the pulse
curve,
or
sphygmogram,
shows
several
secondary
crests
or
elevations;
--
contrasted
with
monocrotism
and
dicrotism..
Tertiary
::
Tertiary
(a.)
Possessing
some
quality
in the third
degree;
having
been
subjected
to the
substitution
of three atoms or
radicals;
as, a
tertiary
alcohol,
amine,
or salt. Cf.
Primary,
and
Secondary..
Sporidium
::
Sporidium
(n.) A
secondary
spore,
or a
filament
produced
from a
spore,
in
certain
kinds of
minute
fungi..
Decrement
::
Decrement
(n.) A name given by Hauy to the
successive
diminution
of the
layers
of
molecules,
applied
to the faces of the
primitive
form, by which he
supposed
the
secondary
forms to be
produced..
Paleola
::
Paleola
(n.) A
diminutive
or
secondary
palea;
a
lodicule.
Speculum
::
Speculum
(n.) A
bright
and
lustrous
patch of color found on the wings of ducks and some other
birds.
It is
usually
situated
on the
distal
portions
of the
secondary
quills,
and is much more
brilliant
in the adult male than in the
female..
Water Gall
::
Water gall () A
watery
appearance
in the sky,
accompanying
the
rainbow;
a
secondary
or
broken
rainbow..
Involucel
::
Involucel
(n.) A
partial,
secondary,
or small
involucre.
See
Illust.
of
Involucre..
Needle
::
Needle
(n.) One of the
needle-shaped
secondary
leaves
of pine
trees.
See
Pinus.
Deuterogenic
::
Deuterogenic
(a.) Of
secondary
origin;
-- said of
certain
rocks whose
material
has been
derived
from older
rocks.
Anadromous
::
Anadromous
(a.)
Tending
upwards;
-- said of terns in which the
lowest
secondary
segments
are on the upper side of the
branch
of the
central
stem.
Predella
::
Predella
(n.) The step, or
raised
secondary
part, of an
altar;
a
superaltar;
hence,
in
Italian
painting,
a band or
frieze
of
several
pictures
running
along the front of a
superaltar,
or
forming
a
border
or frame at the foot of an
altarpiece..
Trio
::
Trio (n.) The
secondary,
or
episodical,
movement
of a
minuet
or
scherzo,
as in a
sonata
or
symphony,
or of a
march,
or of
various
dance
forms;
-- not
limited
to three parts or
instruments..
Schiller
::
Schiller
(n.) The
peculiar
bronzelike
luster
observed
in
certain
minerals,
as
hypersthene,
schiller
spar, etc. It is due to the
presence
of
minute
inclusions
in
parallel
position,
and is
sometimes
of
secondary
origin..
Axis
::
Axis (n.) The
primary
or
secondary
central
line of any
design.
Subreption
::
Subreligion
(n.) A
secondary
religion;
a
belief
or
principle
held in a quasi
religious
veneration.
Homosystemic
::
Homosystemic
(a.)
Developing,
in the case of
multicellular
organisms,
from the same
embryonic
systems
into which the
secondary
unit
(gastrula
or plant
enbryo)
differentiates..
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