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Definition of degree
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Degree
(n.) A
certain
distance
or
remove
in the line of
descent,
determining
the
proximity
of
blood;
one
remove
in the chain of
relationship;
as, a
relation
in the third or
fourth
degree..
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Equal
::
Equal (v. t.) To be or
become
equal to; to have the same
quantity,
the same
value,
the same
degree
or rank, or the like, with; to be
commen/urate
with..
Proportion
::
Proportion
(n.) The
relation
or
adaptation
of one
portion
to
another,
or to the
whole,
as
respect
magnitude,
quantity,
or
degree;
comparative
relation;
ratio;
as, the
proportion
of the parts of a
building,
or of the
body..
Discredit
::
Discredit
(n.)
Hence,
some
degree
of
dishonor
or
disesteem;
ill
repute;
reproach;
--
applied
to
persons
or
things..
Peg
::
Peg (n.) A step; a
degree;
esp. in the slang
phrase
To take one down peg..
Grandfather
::
Grandfather
(n.) A
father's
or
mother's
father;
an
ancestor
in the next
degree
above the
father
or
mother
in
lineal
ascent.
Full
::
Full (n.)
Complete
measure;
utmost
extent;
the
highest
state or
degree.
Silver
::
Silver
(n.) A soft white
metallic
element,
sonorous,
ductile,
very
malleable,
and
capable
of a high
degree
of
polish.
It is found
native,
and also
combined
with
sulphur,
arsenic,
antimony,
chlorine,
etc., in the
minerals
argentite,
proustite,
pyrargyrite,
ceragyrite,
etc.
Silver
is one of the noble
metals,
so-called,
not being
easily
oxidized,
and is used for coin,
jewelry,
plate,
and a great
variety
of
articles.
Symbol
Ag
(Argentum).
Atomic
weight
107.7.
Specific
gravity
10.5..
Parity
::
Parity
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being equal or
equivalent;
A like state or
degree;
equality;
close
correspondence;
analogy;
as,
parity
of
reasoning..
Essential
::
Essential
(a.)
Important
in the
highest
degree;
indispensable
to the
attainment
of an
object;
indispensably
necessary.
Mortally
::
Mortally
(adv.)
In an
extreme
degree;
to the point of dying or
causing
death;
desperately;
as,
mortally
jealous..
Elevate
::
Elevate
(v. t.) To raise to a
higher
pitch,
or to a
greater
degree
of
loudness;
-- said of
sounds;
as, to
elevate
the
voice..
Extreme
::
Extreme
(n.)
Utmost
limit or
degree
that is
supposable
or
tolerable;
hence,
furthest
degree;
any undue
departure
from the mean; -- often in the
plural:
things
at an
extreme
distance
from each
other,
the most
widely
different
states,
etc.; as,
extremes
of heat and cold, of
virtue
and vice;
extremes
meet..
Graduate
::
Graduate
(n. & v.)
Arranged
by
successive
steps or
degrees;
graduated.
Durometer
::
Durometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
degree
of
hardness;
especially,
an
instrument
for
testing
the
relative
hardness
of steel rails and the
like..
Disrelish
::
Disrelish
(v. t.) Not to
relish;
to
regard
as
unpalatable
or
offensive;
to feel a
degree
of
disgust
at.
Worse
::
Worse
(compar.)
Bad, ill, evil, or
corrupt,
in a
greater
degree;
more bad or evil; less good;
specifically,
in
poorer
health;
more sick; -- used both in a
physical
and moral
sense..
H
::
H () The
seventh
degree
in the
diatonic
scale,
being used by the
Germans
for B
natural.
See B..
Viscount
::
Viscount
(a.) A
nobleman
of the
fourth
rank, next in order below an earl and next above a
baron;
also, his
degree
or title of
nobility.
See Peer, n., 3..
Cyclide
::
Cyclide
(n.) A
surface
of the
fourth
degree,
having
certain
special
relations
to
spherical
surfaces.
The tore or
anchor
ring is one of the
cyclides..
Graduate
::
Graduate
(n.) To
prepare
gradually;
to
arrange,
temper,
or
modify
by
degrees
or to a
certain
degree;
to
determine
the
degrees
of; as, to
graduate
the heat of an
oven..
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