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Definition of collate
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Collate
(v. t.) To
bestow
or
confer.
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Cosinage
::
Cosinage
(n.)
Collateral
relationship
or
kindred
by
blood;
consanguinity.
Decollate
::
Decollate
(v. t.) To sever from the neck; to
behead;
to
decapitate.
Concomitant
::
Concomitant
(n.) One who, or that
which,
accompanies,
or is
collaterally
connected
with
another;
a
companion;
an
associate;
an
accompaniment..
Lineal
::
Lineal
(a.)
Descending
in a
direct
line from an
ancestor;
hereditary;
derived
from
ancestors;
--
opposed
to
collateral;
as, a
lineal
descent
or a
lineal
descendant..
Sub-
::
Sub- () A
prefix
signifying
under,
below,
beneath,
and hence
often,
in an
inferior
position
or
degree,
in an
imperfect
or
partial
state,
as in
subscribe,
substruct,
subserve,
subject,
subordinate,
subacid,
subastringent,
subgranular,
suborn.
Sub- in Latin
compounds
often
becomes
sum-
before
m, sur
before
r, and
regularly
becomes
suc-, suf-, sug-, and sup-
before
c, f, g, and p
respectively.
Before
c, p, and t it
sometimes
takes form sus- (by the
dropping
of b from a
collateral
form,
subs-)..
By
::
By (a.) Out of the
common
path;
aside;
-- used in
composition,
giving
the
meaning
of
something
aside,
secondary,
or
incidental,
or
collateral
matter,
a thing
private
or
avoiding
notice;
as,
by-line,
by-place,
by-play,
by-street.
It was
formerly
more
freely
used in
composition
than it is now; as,
by-business,
by-concernment,
by-design,
by-interest,
etc..
Collatable
::
Collatable
(a.)
Capable
of being
collated.
Collaterally
::
Collaterally
(adv.)
Side by side; by the side.
Collate
::
Collate
(v. t.) To
gather
and place in
order,
as the
sheets
of a book for
binding..
Collator
::
Collator
(n.) One who
collates
to a
benefice.
Collate
::
Collate
(v. t.) To
compare
critically,
as books or
manuscripts,
in order to note the
points
of
agreement
or
disagreement..
Collaterally
::
Collaterally
(adv.)
In an
indirect
or
subordinate
manner;
indirectly.
Collate
::
Collate
(v. t.) To
present
and
institute
in a
benefice,
when the
person
presenting
is both the
patron
and the
ordinary;
--
followed
by to..
Direct
::
Direct
(a.) In the line of
descent;
not
collateral;
as, a
descendant
in the
direct
line..
Collated
::
Collated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Collat.
Underplot
::
Underplot
(n.) A
series
of
events
in a play,
proceeding
collaterally
with the main
story,
and
subservient
to it..
Decollated
::
Decollated
(a.)
Decapitated;
worn or cast off in the
process
of
growth,
as the apex of
certain
univalve
shells..
Oblique
::
Oblique
(a.) Not
direct
in
descent;
not
following
the line of
father
and son;
collateral.
Collateral
::
Collateral
(a.)
Descending
from the same stock or
ancestor,
but not in the same line or
branch
or one from the
other;
--
opposed
to
lineal..
Cousin
::
Cousin
(n.) One
collaterally
related
more
remotely
than a
brother
or
sister;
especially,
the son or
daughter
of an uncle or
aunt..
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