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Definition of sociate
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Sociate
(n.) An
associate.
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Erbium
::
Erbium
(n.) A rare
metallic
element
associated
with
several
other rare
elements
in the
mineral
gadolinite
from
Ytterby
in
Sweden.
Symbol
Er.
Atomic
weight
165.9.
Its salts are
rose-colored
and give
characteristic
spectra.
Its
sesquioxide
is
called
erbia.
Carnallite
::
Carnallite
(n.) A
hydrous
chloride
of
potassium
and
magnesium,
sometimes
found
associated
with
deposits
of rock
salt..
Species
::
Species
(n.) In
science,
a more or less
permanent
group of
existing
things
or
beings,
associated
according
to
attributes,
or
properties
determined
by
scientific
observation..
Associate
::
Associate
(n.) One
connected
with an
association
or
institution
without
the full
rights
or
privileges
of a
regular
member;
as, an
associate
of the Royal
Academy..
Joint
::
"Joint
(a.)
United,
joined,
or
sharing
with
another
or with
others;
not
solitary
in
interest
or
action;
holding
in
common
with an
associate,
or with
associates;
acting
together;
as, joint heir; joint
creditor;
joint
debtor,
etc..
Associate
::
Associate
(v. t.) To join or
connect;
to
combine
in
acting;
as,
particles
of gold
associated
with other
substances..
Nomenclature
::
Nomenclature
(n.) The
technical
names used in any
particular
branch
of
science
or art, or by any
school
or
individual;
as, the
nomenclature
of
botany
or of
chemistry;
the
nomenclature
of
Lavoisier
and his
associates..
Consociate
::
Consociate
(v. t.) To bring into
alliance,
confederacy,
or
relationship;
to bring
together;
to join; to
unite..
Fellowship
::
Fellowship
(n.) Those
associated
with one, as in a
family,
or a
society;
a
company..
Thick Wind
::
Thick wind () A
defect
of
respiration
in a
horse,
that is
unassociated
with noise in
breathing
or with the signs of
emphysema..
Rat
::
Rat (v. i.) In
English
politics,
to
desert
one's party from
interested
motives;
to
forsake
one's
associates
for one's own
advantage;
in the
trades,
to work for less
wages,
or on other
conditions,
than those
established
by a
trades
union..
Matte
::
Matte (n.) A
partly
reduced
copper
sulphide,
obtained
by
alternately
roasting
and
melting
copper
ore in
separating
the metal from
associated
iron ores, and
called
coarse
metal,
fine
metal,
etc.,
according
to the grade of
fineness.
On the
exterior
it is dark brown or
black,
but on a fresh
surface
is
yellow
or
bronzy
in
color..
Copulate
::
Copulate
(a.)
Joined;
associated;
coupled.
Pewfellow
::
Pewfellow
(n.) An
intimate
associate;
a
companion.
Discompany
::
Discompany
(v. t.) To free from
company;
to
dissociate.
Associate
::
Associate
(a.)
Admitted
to some, but not to all,
rights
and
privileges;
as, an
associate
member..
Context
::
Context
(n.) The part or parts of
something
written
or
printed,
as of
Scripture,
which
precede
or
follow
a text or
quoted
sentence,
or are so
intimately
associated
with it as to throw light upon its
meaning..
Septemvir
::
Septemvir
(n.) One of a board of seven men
associated
in some
office.
Associate
::
Associate
(a.)
Connected
by habit or
sympathy;
as,
associate
motions,
such as occur
sympathetically,
in
consequence
of
preceding
motions..
Immanent
::
Immanent
(a.)
Remaining
within;
inherent;
indwelling;
abiding;
intrinsic;
internal
or
subjective;
hence,
limited
in
activity,
agency,
or
effect,
to the
subject
or
associated
acts; --
opposed
to
emanant,
transitory,
transitive,
or
objective..
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