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Definition of degree
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Degree
(n.) State as
indicated
by sum of
exponents;
more
particularly,
the
degree
of a term is
indicated
by the sum of the
exponents
of its
literal
factors;
thus, a2b3c is a term of the sixth
degree.
The
degree
of a
power,
or
radical,
is
denoted
by its
index,
that of an
equation
by the
greatest
sum of the
exponents
of the
unknown
quantities
in any term; thus, ax4 + bx2 = c, and mx2y2 + nyx = p, are both
equations
of the
fourth
degree..
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Range
::
Range (v.) An
aggregate
of
individuals
in one rank or
degree;
an
order;
a
class.
Nowise
::
Nowise
(n.) Not in any
manner
or
degree;
in no way;
noways.
Chill
::
Chill (n.) A
moderate
but
disagreeable
degree
of cold; a
disagreeable
sensation
of
coolness,
accompanied
with
shivering..
Antiquate
::
Antiquate
(v. t.) To make old, or
obsolete;
to make
antique;
to make old in such a
degree
as to put out of use;
hence,
to make void, or
abrogate..
Excellently
::
Excellently
(adv.)
In an
excellent
manner;
well in a high
degree.
Emphatically
::
Emphatically
(adv.)
With
emphasis;
forcibly;
in a
striking
manner
or
degree;
preeminently.
Mediocre
::
Mediocre
(a.) Of a
middle
quality;
of but a
moderate
or low
degree
of
excellence;
indifferent;
ordinary.
Descent
::
Descent
(n.) A step or
remove
downward
in any scale of
gradation;
a
degree
in the scale of
genealogy;
a
generation.
Lower
::
Lower (a.) To
reduce
the
degree,
intensity,
strength,
etc., of; as, to lower the
temperature
of
anything;
to lower one's
vitality;
to lower
distilled
liquors..
Graduate
::
Graduate
(n.) To bring to a
certain
degree
of
consistency,
by
evaporation,
as a
fluid..
Especial
::
Especial
(a.)
Distinguished
among
others
of the same class or kind;
special;
concerning
a
species
or a
single
object;
principal;
particular;
as, in an
especial
manner
or
degree..
Veneration
::
Veneration
(n.) The act of
venerating,
or the state of being
venerated;
the
highest
degree
of
respect
and
reverence;
respect
mingled
with awe; a
feeling
or
sentimental
excited
by the
dignity,
wisdom,
or
superiority
of a
person,
by
sacredness
of
character,
by
consecration
to
sacred
services,
or by
hallowed
associations..
Vacuum
::
Vacuum
(n.) A space
entirely
devoid
of
matter
(called
also, by way of
distinction,
absolute
vacuum);
hence,
in a more
general
sense,
a
space,
as the
interior
of a
closed
vessel,
which has been
exhausted
to a high or the
highest
degree
by an air pump or other
artificial
means;
as, water boils at a
reduced
temperature
in a
vacuum..
Overanxious
::
Overanxious
(a.)
Anxious
in an
excessive
or
needless
degree.
Considerably
::
Considerably
(adv.)
In a
manner
or to a
degree
not
trifling
or
unimportant;
greatly;
much.
Sovereignly
::
Sovereignly
(adv.)
In a
sovereign
manner;
in the
highest
degree;
supremely.
Consideration
::
Consideration
(n.) Claim to
notice
or
regard;
some
degree
of
importance
or
consequence.
Viscosimeter
::
Viscosimeter
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
degree
of
viscosity
of
liquids,
as
solutions
of gum..
Much
::
Much (a.) To a great
degree
or
extent;
greatly;
abundantly;
far;
nearly.
Equivalence
::
Equivalence
(n.) The
degree
of
combining
power as
determined
by
relative
weight.
See
Equivalent,
n., 2..
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