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Definition of degree
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Degree
(n.) Three
figures
taken
together
in
numeration;
thus, 140 is one
degree,
222,140
two
degrees..
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Quick
::
Quick
(superl.)
Sensitive;
perceptive
in a high
degree;
ready;
as, a quick ear..
Consummate
::
Consummate
(v. t. ) To bring to
completion;
to raise to the
highest
point or
degree;
to
complete;
to
finish;
to
perfect;
to
achieve.
Inch
::
Inch (v. i.) To
advance
or
retire
by
inches
or small
degrees;
to move
slowly.
Proximately
::
Proximately
(adv.)
In a
proximate
manner,
position,
or
degree;
immediately..
Summoned
::
Summity
(n.) The
utmost
degree;
perfection.
Polar
::
Polar (n.) The right line drawn
through
the two
points
of
contact
of the two
tangents
drawn from a given point to a given conic
section.
The given point is
called
the pole of the line. If the given point lies
within
the curve so that the two
tangents
become
imaginary,
there is still a real polar line which does not meet the
curve,
but which
possesses
other
properties
of the
polar.
Thus the focus and
directrix
are pole and
polar.
There are also poles and polar
curves
to
curves
of
higher
degree
th
Mobile
::
Mobile
(a.)
Characterized
by an
extreme
degree
of
fluidity;
moving
or
flowing
with great
freedom;
as,
benzine
and
mercury
are
mobile
liquids;
--
opposed
to
viscous,
viscoidal,
or
oily..
Peg
::
Peg (n.) A step; a
degree;
esp. in the slang
phrase
To take one down peg..
Skip
::
Skip (n.) A
passage
from one sound to
another
by more than a
degree
at once.
Perishably
::
Perishably
(adv.)
In a
perishable
degree
or
manner.
Maintain
::
Maintain
(v. t.) To hold or keep in any
particular
state or
condition;
to
support;
to
sustain;
to
uphold;
to keep up; not to
suffer
to fail or
decline;
as, to
maintain
a
certain
degree
of heat in a
furnace;
to
maintain
a fence or a
railroad;
to
maintain
the
digestive
process
or
powers
of the
stomach;
to
maintain
the
fertility
of soil; to
maintain
present
reputation..
Delight
::
Delight
(v. t.) A high
degree
of
gratification
of mind; a high-
wrought
state of
pleasurable
feeling;
lively
pleasure;
extreme
satisfaction;
joy.
Semisextile
::
Semisextile
(n.) An
aspect
of the
planets
when they are
distant
from each other the
twelfth
part of a
circle,
or
thirty
degrees..
Eliminant
::
Eliminant
(n.) The
result
of
eliminating
n
variables
between
n
homogeneous
equations
of any
degree;
--
called
also
resultant.
Proof
::
Proof (n.) That
degree
of
evidence
which
convinces
the mind of any truth or fact, and
produces
belief;
a test by facts or
arguments
that
induce,
or tend to
induce,
certainty
of the
judgment;
conclusive
evidence;
demonstration..
Hot
::
Hot
(superl.)
Having
much
sensible
heat;
exciting
the
feeling
of
warmth
in a great
degree;
very warm; --
opposed
to cold, and
exceeding
warm in
degree;
as, a hot
stove;
hot water or air..
Excellent
::
Excellent
(a.)
Superior
in kind or
degree,
irrespective
of moral
quality;
-- used with words of a bad
significance..
Power
::
Power (n.) The
degree
to which a lens,
mirror,
or any
optical
instrument,
magnifies;
in the
telescope,
and
usually
in the
microscope,
the
number
of times it
multiplies,
or
augments,
the
apparent
diameter
of an
object;
sometimes,
in
microscopes,
the
number
of times it
multiplies
the
apparent
surface..
Superlative
::
Superlative
(n.) That which is
highest
or most
eminent;
the
utmost
degree.
Moderately
::
Moderately
(adv.)
In a
moderate
manner
or
degree;
to a
moderate
extent.
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