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Definition of comparative
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Comparative
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
comparison.
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Comparative
::
Comparative
(a.)
Expressing
a
degree
greater
or less than the
positive
degree
of the
quality
denoted
by an
adjective
or
adverb.
The
comparative
degree
is
formed
from the
positive
by the use of -er, more, or less; as,
brighter,
more
bright,
or less
bright..
Ethnography
::
Ethnography
(n.) That
branch
of
knowledge
which has for its
subject
the
characteristics
of the human
family,
developing
the
details
with which
ethnology
as a
comparative
science
deals;
descriptive
ethnology.
See
Ethnology..
Shade
::
Shade (n.)
Comparative
obscurity
owing to
interception
or
interruption
of the rays of
light;
partial
darkness
caused
by the
intervention
of
something
between
the space
contemplated
and the
source
of
light.
Quantity
::
Quantity
(n.) The
attribute
of being so much, and not more or less; the
property
of being
measurable,
or
capable
of
increase
and
decrease,
multiplication
and
division;
greatness;
and more
concretely,
that which
answers
the
question
How
much?;
measure
in
regard
to bulk or
amount;
determinate
or
comparative
dimensions;
measure;
amount;
bulk;
extent;
size..
Cardiograph
::
Cardiograph
(n.) An
instrument
which,
when
placed
in
contact
with the
chest,
will
register
graphically
the
comparative
duration
and
intensity
of the
heart's
movements..
Dot
::
Dot (n.)
Anything
small and like a speck
comparatively;
a small
portion
or
specimen;
as, a dot of a
child..
Comparative
::
Comparative
(a.)
Estimated
by
comparison;
relative;
not
positive
or
absolute,
as
compared
with
another
thing or
state..
Nothing
::
Nothing
(n.) A thing of no
account,
value,
or note;
something
irrelevant
and
impertinent;
something
of
comparative
unimportance;
utter
insignificance;
a
trifle..
Glossology
::
Glossology
(n.) The
science
of
language;
comparative
philology;
linguistics;
glottology.
Absolute
::
Absolute
(a.)
Viewed
apart from
modifying
influences
or
without
comparison
with other
objects;
actual;
real; --
opposed
to
relative
and
comparative;
as,
absolute
motion;
absolute
time or
space..
Comparative
::
Comparative
(a.)
Proceeding
from, or by the
method
of,
comparison;
as, the
comparative
sciences;
the
comparative
anatomy..
Still
::
Still
(adv.)
Comparatively
quiet or
silent;
soft;
gentle;
low.
Still
::
Still (a.) In an
increasing
or
additional
degree;
even more; -- much used with
comparatives.
Agriology
::
Agriology
(n.)
Description
or
comparative
study of the
customs
of
savage
or
uncivilized
tribes.
Comparative
::
Comparative
(n.) An
equal;
a
rival;
a
compeer.
Comparative
::
Comparative
(n.) One who makes
comparisons;
one who
affects
wit.
Stick
::
Stick (v. t.) Any long and
comparatively
slender
piece of wood,
whether
in
natural
form or
shaped
with
tools;
a rod; a wand; a
staff;
as, the stick of a
rocket;
a
walking
stick..
Contrast
::
Contrast
(v. t.) To set in
opposition,
or over
against,
in order to show the
differences
between,
or the
comparative
excellences
and
defects
of; to
compare
by
difference
or
contrariety
of
qualities;
as, to
contrast
the
present
with the
past..
#NAME?
::
-er () A
suffix
used to form the
comparative
degree
of
adjectives
and
adverbs;
as,
warmer,
sooner,
lat(e)er,
earl(y)ier..
Passive
::
Passive
(a.)
Inactive;
inert;
not
showing
strong
affinity;
as, red
phosphorus
is
comparatively
passive..
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