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Definition of approximate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of approximate is as below...
Approximate
(a.) Near
correctness;
nearly
exact;
not
perfectly
accurate;
as,
approximate
results
or
values..
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Round
::
Round (a.) Full;
complete;
not
broken;
not
fractional;
approximately
in even
units,
tens,
hundreds,
thousands,
etc.; -- said of
numbers..
Half
::
Half (a.)
Consisting
of some
indefinite
portion
resembling
a half;
approximately
a half,
whether
more or less;
partial;
imperfect;
as, a half
dream;
half
knowledge..
Sebat
::
Sebat (n.) The
eleventh
month of the
ancient
Hebrew
year,
approximately
corresponding
with
February..
Watt
::
Watt (n.) A unit of power or
activity
equal to 107
C.G.S.
units of
power,
or to work done at the rate of one joule a
second.
An
English
horse power is
approximately
equal to 746
watts..
Straight
::
Straight
(superl.)
Approximately
straight;
not much
curved;
as,
straight
ribs are such as pass from the base of a leaf to the apex, with a small
curve..
Approximate
::
Approximate
(v. t.) To carry or
advance
near; to cause to
approach.
Call
::
Call (v. t.) To
state,
or
estimate,
approximately
or
loosely;
to
characterize
without
strict
regard
to fact; as, they call the
distance
ten
miles;
he
called
it a full day's
work..
Osculant
::
Osculant
(a.)
Intermediate
in
character,
or on the
border,
between
two
genera,
groups,
families,
etc., of
animals
or
plants,
and
partaking
somewhat
of the
characters
of each, thus
forming
a
connecting
link;
interosculant;
as, the
genera
by which two
families
approximate
are
called
osculant
genera..
Approach
::
Approach
(v. i.) To draw near, in a
figurative
sense;
to make
advances;
to
approximate;
as, he
approaches
to the
character
of the
ablest
statesman..
Point
::
Point (v. i.) To
approximate
to the
surface;
to head; -- said of an
abscess.
Subdeacon
::
Subcylindric
(a.)
Imperfectly
cylindrical;
approximately
cylindrical.
Roughhew
::
Roughhew
(v. t.) To give the first form or shape to; to form
rudely;
to shape
approximately
and
rudely;
to
roughcast.
Semidome
::
Semidome
(n.) A roof or
ceiling
covering
a
semicircular
room or
recess,
or one of
nearly
that
shape,
as the apse of a
church,
a
niche,
or the like. It is
approximately
the
quarter
of a
hollow
sphere..
Subprehensile
::
Subpolygonal
(a.)
Approximately
polygonal;
somewhat
or
almost
polygonal.
Subarcuate
::
Subarctic
(a.)
Approximately
arctic;
belonging
to a
region
just
without
the
arctic
circle.
Synonymy
::
Synonymous
(a.)
Having
the
character
of a
synonym;
expressing
the same
thing;
conveying
the same, or
approximately
the same,
idea..
Subquadruple
::
Subquadrate
(a.)
Nearly
or
approximately
square;
almost
square.
Block
::
Block (v. t.) A piece of wood more or less
bulky;
a solid mass of wood,
stone,
etc.,
usually
with one or more
plane,
or
approximately
plane,
faces;
as, a block on which a
butcher
chops his meat; a block by which to mount a
horse;
children's
playing
blocks,
etc..
About
::
About
(prep.)
Near; not far from; --
determining
approximately
time, size,
quantity..
Libration Point
::
Libration
point (n.) any one of five
points
in the plane of a
system
of two large
astronomical
bodies
orbiting
each
other,
as the
Earth-moon
system,
where the
gravitational
pull of the two
bodies
on an
object
are
approximately
equal,
and in
opposite
directions.
A solid
object
moving
in the same
velocity
and
direction
as such a
libration
point will
remain
in
gravitational
equilibrium
with the two
bodies
of the
system
and not fall
toward
either
body..
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