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Definition of comparative
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Comparative
(n.) The
comparative
degree
of
adjectives
and
adverbs;
also, the form by which the
comparative
degree
is
expressed;
as,
stronger,
wiser,
weaker,
more
stormy,
less
windy,
are all
comparatives..
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Cheap
::
Cheap (n.) Of
comparatively
small
value;
common;
mean.
Passive
::
Passive
(a.)
Inactive;
inert;
not
showing
strong
affinity;
as, red
phosphorus
is
comparatively
passive..
Tetanic
::
Tetanic
(n.) A
substance
(notably
nux
vomica,
strychnine,
and
brucine)
which,
either
as a
remedy
or a
poison,
acts
primarily
on the
spinal
cord, and
which,
when taken in
comparatively
large
quantity,
produces
tetanic
spasms
or
convulsions..
Alloy
::
Alloy (v. t.) The
quality,
or
comparative
purity,
of gold or
silver;
fineness..
Dot
::
Dot (n.)
Anything
small and like a speck
comparatively;
a small
portion
or
specimen;
as, a dot of a
child..
Wealth
::
Wealth
(n.) Large
possessions;
a
comparative
abundance
of
things
which are
objects
of human
desire;
esp.,
abundance
of
worldly
estate;
affluence;
opulence;
riches..
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..
Chaff
::
Chaff (n.)
Anything
of a
comparatively
light and
worthless
character;
the
refuse
part of
anything.
Base
::
Base (a.) Of
little
comparative
value,
as metal
inferior
to gold and
silver,
the
precious
metals..
Strip
::
Strip (n.) A
narrow
piece,
or one
comparatively
long; as, a strip of
cloth;
a strip of
land..
Comparative
::
Comparative
(a.)
Estimated
by
comparison;
relative;
not
positive
or
absolute,
as
compared
with
another
thing or
state..
Emissivity
::
Emissivity
(n.)
Tendency
to
emission;
comparative
facility
of
emission,
or rate at which
emission
takes
place,
as of heat from the
surface
of a
heated
body..
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..
Glottology
::
Glottology
(n.) The
science
of
tongues
or
languages;
comparative
philology;
glossology.
Dry
::
Dry
(superl.)
Of
certain
morbid
conditions,
in which there is
entire
or
comparative
absence
of
moisture;
as, dry
gangrene;
dry
catarrh..
Grain
::
Grain (n.) The
composite
particles
of any
substance;
that
arrangement
of the
particles
of any body which
determines
its
comparative
roughness
or
hardness;
texture;
as,
marble,
sugar,
sandstone,
etc., of fine
grain..
Nothing
::
Nothing
(n.) A thing of no
account,
value,
or note;
something
irrelevant
and
impertinent;
something
of
comparative
unimportance;
utter
insignificance;
a
trifle..
Comparative
::
Comparative
(n.) An
equal;
a
rival;
a
compeer.
Equivalent
::
Equivalent
(n.) That
comparative
quantity
by
weight
of an
element
which
possesses
the same
chemical
value as other
elements,
as
determined
by
actual
experiment
and
reference
to the same
standard.
Specifically:
(a) The
comparative
proportions
by which one
element
replaces
another
in any
particular
compound;
thus, as zinc
replaces
hydrogen
in
hydrochloric
acid, their
equivalents
are 32.5 and 1. (b) The
combining
proportion
by
weight
of a
substance,
or the
number
expressing
this
proportion,
in any
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