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Definition of degree
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Degree
(n.) The point or step of
progression
to which a
person
has
arrived;
rank or
station
in life;
position.
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Highly
::
Highly
(adv.)
In a high
manner,
or to a high
degree;
very much; as,
highly
esteemed..
Noways
::
Noways
(adv.)
In no
manner
or
degree;
not at all;
nowise.
Penta-
::
Penta-
()
Denoting
the
degree
of five,
either
as
regards
quality,
property,
or
composition;
as,
pentasulphide;
pentoxide,
etc. Also used
adjectively..
Doctorate
::
Doctorate
(n.) The
degree,
title,
or rank, of a
doctor..
Deal
::
Deal (n.) A part or
portion;
a
share;
hence,
an
indefinite
quantity,
degree,
or
extent,
degree,
or
extent;
as, a deal of time and
trouble;
a deal of
cold..
Superlative
::
Superlative
(a.)
Lifted
up to the
highest
degree;
most
eminent;
surpassing
all
other;
supreme;
as,
superlative
wisdom
or
prudence;
a woman of
superlative
beauty;
the
superlative
glory of the
divine
character..
Octic
::
Octic (n.) A
quantic
of the
eighth
degree.
Sanctifyingly
::
Sanctifyingly
(adv.)
In a
manner
or
degree
tending
to
sanctify
or make holy.
Singularly
::
Singularly
(adv.)
In a
singular
manner;
in a
manner,
or to a
degree,
not
common
to
others;
extraordinarily;
as, to be
singularly
exact in one's
statements;
singularly
considerate
of
others..
Chill
::
Chill (n.) A
moderate
but
disagreeable
degree
of cold; a
disagreeable
sensation
of
coolness,
accompanied
with
shivering..
Moderator
::
Moderator
(n.) In the
University
of
Oxford,
an
examiner
for
moderations;
at
Cambridge,
the
superintendant
of
examinations
for
degrees;
at
Dublin,
either
the first
(senior)
or
second
(junior)
in rank in an
examination
for the
degree
of
Bachelor
of
Arts..
Chink
::
Chink (n.) A
short,
sharp
sound,
as of metal
struck
with a
slight
degree
of
violence..
Maximum
::
Maximum
(n.) The
greatest
quantity
or value
attainable
in a given case; or, the
greatest
value
attained
by a
quantity
which first
increases
and then
begins
to
decrease;
the
highest
point or
degree;
--
opposed
to
minimum..
Fusee
::
Fusee (n.) The cone or
conical
wheel of a watch or
clock,
designed
to
equalize
the power of the
mainspring
by
having
the chain from the
barrel
which
contains
the
spring
wind in a
spiral
groove
on the
surface
of the cone in such a
manner
that the
diameter
of the cone at the point where the chain acts may
correspond
with the
degree
of
tension
of the
spring..
Elaiometer
::
Elaiometer
(n.) An
apparatus
for
determining
the
amount
of oil
contained
in any
substance,
or for
ascertaining
the
degree
of
purity
of oil..
Next
::
Next
(superl.)
Nearest
in
degree,
quality,
rank,
right,
or
relation;
as, the next heir was an
infant..
Grade
::
Grade (v. t.) To
arrange
in
order,
steps,
or
degrees,
according
to size,
quality,
rank, etc..
Inconsiderable
::
Inconsiderable
(a.) Not
considerable;
unworthy
of
consideration
or
notice;
unimportant;
small;
trivial;
as, an
inconsiderable
distance;
an
inconsiderable
quantity,
degree,
value,
or sum..
Depression
::
Depression
(n.) The
operation
of
reducing
to a lower
degree;
-- said of
equations.
Inch
::
Inch (n.) A small
distance
or
degree,
whether
of time or
space;
hence,
a
critical
moment..
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