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Definition of corporate
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Corporate
(a.)
Belonging
to a
corporation
or
incorporated
body.
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College
::
College
(n.) A
society
of
scholars
or
friends
of
learning,
incorporated
for study or
instruction,
esp. in the
higher
branches
of
knowledge;
as, the
colleges
of
Oxford
and
Cambridge
Universities,
and many
American
colleges..
Mill-cake
::
Mill-cake
(n.) The
incorporated
materials
for
gunpowder,
in the form of a dense mass or cake, ready to be
subjected
to the
process
of
granulation..
Municipality
::
Municipality
(n.) A
municipal
district;
a
borough,
city, or
incorporated
town or
village..
Bank
::
Bank (n.) An
establishment
for the
custody,
loan,
exchange,
or
issue,
of
money,
and for
facilitating
the
transmission
of funds by
drafts
or bills of
exchange;
an
institution
incorporated
for
performing
one or more of such
functions,
or the
stockholders
(or their
representatives,
the
directors),
acting
in their
corporate
capacity..
Corporate
::
Corporate
(a.)
Belonging
to a
corporation
or
incorporated
body.
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(v. t.) To unite with a
material
body; to give a
material
form to; to
embody.
Intermingle
::
Intermingle
(v. i.) To be mixed or
incorporated.
Incorporate
::
Incorporate
(v. t.) To unite
intimately;
to
blend;
to
assimilate;
to
combine
into a
structure
or
organization,
whether
material
or
mental;
as, to
incorporate
provinces
into the
realm;
to
incorporate
another's
ideas into one's
work..
Electuary
::
Electuary
(n.) A
medicine
composed
of
powders,
or other
ingredients,
incorporated
with some
convserve,
honey,
or
sirup;
a
confection.
See the note under
Confection..
Inhere
::
Inhere
(v. i.) To be
inherent;
to stick (in); to be fixed or
permanently
incorporated
with
something;
to
cleave
(to); to
belong,
as
attributes
or
qualities..
Parson
::
Parson
(n.) A
person
who
represents
a
parish
in its
ecclesiastical
and
corporate
capacities;
hence,
the
rector
or
incumbent
of a
parochial
church,
who has full
possession
of all the
rights
thereof,
with the cure of
souls..
Incorporated
::
Incorporated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Incorporat.
Incorpse
::
Incorpse
(v. t.) To
incorporate.
Transcorporate
::
Transcorporate
(v. i.) To
transmigrate.
Deacon
::
Deacon
(n.) The
chairman
of an
incorporated
company.
Incorporation
::
Incorporation
(n.) A body
incorporated;
a
corporation.
Accorporate
::
Accorporate
(v. t.) To
unite;
to
attach;
to
incorporate.
Incorporator
::
Incorporator
(n.) One of a
number
of
persons
who gets a
company
incorporated;
one of the
original
members
of a
corporation.
Corporate
::
Corporate
(v. i.) To
become
incorporated.
University
::
University
(n.) An
institution
organized
and
incorporated
for the
purpose
of
imparting
instruction,
examining
students,
and
otherwise
promoting
education
in the
higher
branches
of
literature,
science,
art, etc.,
empowered
to
confer
degrees
in the
several
arts and
faculties,
as in
theology,
law,
medicine,
music,
etc. A
university
may exist
without
having
any
college
connected
with it, or it may
consist
of but one
college,
or it may
comprise
an
assemblage
of
colleges
established
in any
place,
with
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