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Definition of addition
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Addition
(n.) A dot at the right side of a note as an
indication
that its sound is to be
lengthened
one half.
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Tenaillon
::
Tenaillon
(n.) A work
constructed
on each side of the
ravelins,
to
increase
their
strength,
procure
additional
ground
beyond
the
ditch,
or cover the
shoulders
of the
bastions..
Moreover
::
Moreover
(adv.)
Beyond
what has been said;
further;
besides;
in
addition;
furthermore;
also;
likewise.
Supervention
::
Supervenient
(a.)
Coming
as
something
additional
or
extraneous;
coming
afterwards.
Plus
::
Plus (a.)
Hence,
in a
literary
sense,
additional;
real;
actual..
Survenue
::
Survene
(v. t.) To
supervene
upon; to come as an
addition
to.
Connotation
::
Connotation
(n.) The act of
connoting;
a
making
known or
designating
something
additional;
implication
of
something
more than is
asserted.
Skilling
::
Skilling
(n.) A bay of a barn; also, a
slight
addition
to a
cottage..
Access
::
Access
(n.)
Increase
by
something
added;
addition;
as, an
access
of
territory.
[In this sense
accession
is more
generally
used.].
Face
::
Face (n.) The exact
amount
expressed
on a bill, note, bond, or other
mercantile
paper,
without
any
addition
for
interest
or
reduction
for
discount..
Adsignify
::
Adsignify
(v. t.) To
denote
additionally.
Yet
::
Yet
(adv.)
In
addition;
further;
besides;
over and
above;
still.
Handicap
::
Handicap
(n.) An
allowance
of a
certain
amount
of time or
distance
in
starting,
granted
in a race to the
competitor
possessing
inferior
advantages;
or an
additional
weight
or other
hindrance
imposed
upon the one
possessing
superior
advantages,
in order to
equalize,
as much as
possible,
the
chances
of
success;
as, the
handicap
was five
seconds,
or ten
pounds,
and the
like..
More
::
More
(superl.)
Additional;
other;
as, he wept
because
there were no more words to
conquer..
Coloring
::
Coloring
(n.)
Change
of
appearance
as by
addition
of
color;
appearance;
show;
disguise;
misrepresentation.
Primage
::
Primage
(n.) A
charge
in
addition
to the
freight;
originally,
a
gratuity
to the
captain
for his
particular
care of the goods
(sometimes
called
hat
money),
but now
belonging
to the
owners
or
freighters
of the
vessel,
unless
by
special
agreement
the whole or part is
assigned
to the
captain..
Extend
::
Extend
(v. t.) To
increase
in
quantity
by
weakening
or
adulterating
additions;
as, to
extend
liquors..
Logarithm
::
Logarithm
(n.) One of a class of
auxiliary
numbers,
devised
by John
Napier,
of
Merchiston,
Scotland
(1550-1617),
to
abridge
arithmetical
calculations,
by the use of
addition
and
subtraction
in place of
multiplication
and
division..
Cumulative
::
Cumulative
(a.)
Augmenting,
gaining,
or
giving
force,
by
successive
additions;
as, a
cumulative
argument,
i. e., one whose force
increases
as the
statement
proceeds..
Corroborate
::
Corroborate
(v. t.) To make
strong,
or to give
additional
strength
to; to
strengthen..
#NAME?
::
-ways () A
suffix
formed
from way by the
addition
of the
adverbial
-s (see
-wards).
It is often used
interchangeably
with wise; as,
endways
or
endwise;
noways
or
nowise,
etc..
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