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Definition of comprise
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Comprise
(v. t.) To
comprehend;
to
include.
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Emydea
::
Emydea
(n. pl.) A group of
chelonians
which
comprises
many
species
of
fresh-water
tortoises
and
terrapins.
Ungulata
::
Ungulata
(n. pl.) An
extensive
group of
mammals
including
all those that have
hoofs.
It
comprises
the
Artiodactyla
and
Perissodactyla.
Paragraph
::
Paragraph
(n.) A brief
composition
complete
in one
typographical
section
or
paragraph;
an item,
remark,
or
quotation
comprised
in a few lines
forming
one
paragraph;
as, a
column
of news
paragraphs;
an
editorial
paragraph..
Abstract
::
Abstract
(a.) That which
comprises
or
concentrates
in
itself
the
essential
qualities
of a
larger
thing or of
several
things.
Specifically:
A
summary
or an
epitome,
as of a
treatise
or book, or of a
statement;
a
brief..
Summary
::
Summarize
(v. t.) To
comprise
in, or
reduce
to, a
summary;
to
present
briefly..
Tachyglossa
::
Tachyglossa
(n. pl.) A
division
of
monotremes
which
comprises
the spiny
ant-eaters
of
Australia
and New
Guinea.
See
Illust.
under
Echidna.
Amniota
::
Amniota
(n. pl.) That group of
vertebrates
which
develops
in its
embryonic
life the
envelope
called
the
amnion.
It
comprises
the
reptiles,
the
birds,
and the
mammals..
Carry
::
Carry (v. t.) To
contain;
to
comprise;
to bear the
aspect
of ; to show or
exhibit;
to
imply.
Zodiac
::
Zodiac
(n.) An
imaginary
belt in the
heavens,
16? or 18?
broad,
in the
middle
of which is the
ecliptic,
or sun's path. It
comprises
the
twelve
constellations,
which one
constituted,
and from which were
named,
the
twelve
signs of the
zodiac..
Remain
::
Remain
(v. i.) To stay
behind
while
others
withdraw;
to be left after
others
have been
removed
or
destroyed;
to be left after a
number
or
quantity
has been
subtracted
or cut off; to be left as not
included
or
comprised.
In
::
In
(prep.)
With
reference
to a whole which
includes
or
comprises
the part
spoken
of; as, the first in his
family;
the first
regiment
in the
army..
Taenioidea
::
Taenioidea
(n. pl.) The
division
of
cestode
worms which
comprises
the
tapeworms.
See
Tapeworm.
Psittaci
::
Psittaci
(n. pl.) The order of birds which
comprises
the
parrots.
Squalid
::
Squali
(n. pl.) The
suborder
of
elasmobranch
fishes
which
comprises
the
sharks.
Proverbial
::
Proverbial
(a.)
Mentioned
or
comprised
in a
proverb;
used as a
proverb;
hence,
commonly
known;
as, a
proverbial
expression;
his
meanness
was
proverbial..
Autumn
::
Autumn
(n.) The third
season
of the year, or the
season
between
summer
and
winter,
often
called
the fall.
Astronomically,
it
begins
in the
northern
temperate
zone at the
autumnal
equinox,
about
September
23, and ends at the
winter
solstice,
about
December
23; but in
popular
language,
autumn,
in
America,
comprises
September,
October,
and
November..
Containable
::
Containable
(a.)
Capable
of being
contained
or
comprised.
Delphinoidea
::
Delphinoidea
(n. pl.) The
division
of
Cetacea
which
comprises
the
dolphins,
porpoises,
and
related
forms..
Puncticular
::
Puncticular
(a.)
Comprised
in, or like, a
point;
exact..
Comprise
::
Comprise
(v. t.) To
comprehend;
to
include.
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