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Definition of degree
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Degree
(n.) A
division,
space,
or
interval,
marked
on a
mathematical
or other
instrument,
as on a
thermometer..
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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..
Second-class
::
Second-class
(a.) Of the rank or
degree
below the best
highest;
inferior;
second-rate;
as, a
second-class
house;
a
second-class
passage..
Acquaintedness
::
Acquaintedness
(n.) State of being
acquainted;
degree
of
acquaintance.
Grise
::
Grise (n.) A step (in a
flight
of
stairs);
a
degree.
Modify
::
Modify
(v. t.) To limit or
reduce
in
extent
or
degree;
to
moderate;
to
qualify;
to
lower.
Consummate
::
Consummate
(a.)
Carried
to the
utmost
extent
or
degree;
of the
highest
quality;
complete;
perfect.
Colatitude
::
Colatitude
(n.) The
complement
of the
latitude,
or the
difference
between
any
latitude
and
ninety
degrees..
Excellent
::
Excellent
(a.)
Superior
in kind or
degree,
irrespective
of moral
quality;
-- used with words of a bad
significance..
Mild
::
Mild
(superl.)
Gentle;
pleasant;
kind; soft;
bland;
clement;
hence,
moderate
in
degree
or
quality;
-- the
opposite
of
harsh,
severe,
irritating,
violent,
disagreeable,
etc.; --
applied
to
persons
and
things;
as, a mild
disposition;
a mild eye; a mild air; a mild
medicine;
a mild
insanity..
Gradually
::
Gradually
(adv.)
In
degree.
Best
::
Best (a.)
Having
good
qualities
in the
highest
degree;
most good, kind,
desirable,
suitable,
etc.; most
excellent;
as, the best man; the best road; the best
cloth;
the best
abilities..
Vastly
::
Vastly
(adv.)
To a vast
extent
or
degree;
very
greatly;
immensely.
Graduate
::
Graduate
(v. i.) To pass by
degrees;
to
change
gradually;
to shade off; as,
sandstone
which
graduates
into
gneiss;
carnelian
sometimes
graduates
into
quartz..
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..
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..
Slide
::
Slide (n.) A grace
consisting
of two or more small notes
moving
by
conjoint
degrees,
and
leading
to a
principal
note
either
above or
below..
Esquire
::
Esquire
(n.)
Originally,
a
shield-bearer
or
armor-bearer,
an
attendant
on a
knight;
in
modern
times,
a title of
dignity
next in
degree
below
knight
and above
gentleman;
also, a title of
office
and
courtesy;
-- often
shortened
to
squire..
Octant
::
Octant
(n.) The
eighth
part of a
circle;
an arc of 45
degrees.
Graduated
::
Graduated
(a.)
Marked
with, or
divided
into,
degrees;
divided
into
grades..
Transplendent
::
Transplendent
(a.)
Resplendent
in the
highest
degree.
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