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Definition of elative
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Elative
(a.)
Raised;
lifted
up; -- a term
applied
to what is also
called
the
absolute
superlative,
denoting
a high or
intense
degree
of a
quality,
but not
excluding
the idea that an equal
degree
may exist in other
cases..
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Rate
::
Rate (v. t.) To
settle
the
relative
scale,
rank,
position,
amount,
value,
or
quality
of; as, to rate a ship; to rate a
seaman;
to rate a
pension..
Circulatory
::
Circulatory
(n.) A
chemical
vessel
consisting
of two
portions
unequally
exposed
to the heat of the fire, and with
connecting
pipes or
passages,
through
which the fluid rises from the
overheated
portion,
and
descends
from the
relatively
colder,
maintaining
a
circulation..
Tenant
::
Tenant
(n.) One who holds or
possesses
lands,
or other real
estate,
by any kind of
right,
whether
in fee
simple,
in
common,
in
severalty,
for life, for
years,
or at will; also, one who has the
occupation
or
temporary
possession
of lands or
tenements
the title of which is in
another;
--
correlative
to
landlord.
See
Citation
from
Blackstone,
under
Tenement,
2..
Circumstance
::
Circumstance
(v. t.) To place in a
particular
situation;
to
supply
relative
incidents.
Machine
::
Machine
(n.) In
general,
any
combination
of
bodies
so
connected
that their
relative
motions
are
constrained,
and by means of which force and
motion
may be
transmitted
and
modified,
as a screw and its nut, or a lever
arranged
to turn about a
fulcrum
or a
pulley
about its
pivot,
etc.;
especially,
a
construction,
more or less
complex,
consisting
of a
combination
of
moving
parts,
or
simple
mechanical
elements,
as
wheels,
levers,
cams, etc., with their
supports
and
connecting
framework,
calculated
to
Clod
::
Clod (n.) That which is
earthy
and of
little
relative
value,
as the body of man in
comparison
with the
soul..
Commutative
::
Commutative
(a.)
Relative
to
exchange;
interchangeable;
reciprocal.
Hyperoxygenized
::
Hyperoxygenized
(a.)
Combined
with a
relatively
large
amount
of
oxygen;
-- said of
higher
oxides.
Hate
::
Hate (n.) To love less,
relatively..
Position
::
Position
(n.)
Relative
place or
standing;
social
or
official
rank; as, a
person
of
position;
hence,
office;
post; as, to lose one's
position..
Correlative
::
Correlative
(n.) The
antecedent
of a
pronoun.
Sannup
::
Sannup
(n.) A male
Indian;
a
brave;
--
correlative
of
squaw.
Scale
::
Scale (n.)
Relative
dimensions,
without
difference
in
proportion
of
parts;
size or
degree
of the parts or
components
in any
complex
thing,
compared
with other like
things;
especially,
the
relative
proportion
of the
linear
dimensions
of the parts of a
drawing,
map,
model,
etc., to the
dimensions
of the
corresponding
parts of the
object
that is
represented;
as, a map on a scale of an inch to a
mile..
Pitch
::
Pitch (n.) The
relative
acuteness
or
gravity
of a tone,
determined
by the
number
of
vibrations
which
produce
it; the place of any tone upon a scale of high and low..
What
::
What
(pron.,
a., & adv.) As a
relative
pronoun.
Relation
::
Relation
(n.) The state of being
related
or of
referring;
what is
apprehended
as
appertaining
to a being or
quality,
by
considering
it in its
bearing
upon
something
else;
relative
quality
or
condition;
the being such and such with
regard
or
respect
to some other
thing;
connection;
as, the
relation
of
experience
to
knowledge;
the
relation
of
master
to
servant..
C
::
C () The
keynote
of the
normal
or
natural
scale,
which has
neither
flats nor
sharps
in its
signature;
also, the third note of the
relative
minor scale of the
same..
Comparison
::
Comparison
(n.) The state of being
compared;
a
relative
estimate;
also, a
state,
quality,
or
relation,
admitting
of being
compared;
as, to bring a thing into
comparison
with
another;
there is no
comparison
between
them..
Either
::
Either
(conj.
Either)
precedes
two, or more,
coordinate
words or
phrases,
and is
introductory
to an
alternative.
It is
correlative
to or..
Husband
::
Husband
(n.) A
married
man; a man who has a wife; -- the
correlative
to wife.
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