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Definition of league
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 league is as below...
League
(v. t.) To join in a
league;
to cause to
combine
for a joint
purpose;
to
combine;
to
unite;
as,
common
interests
will
league
heterogeneous
elements..
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System
::
Systasis
(n.) A
political
union,
confederation,
or
league..
Concord
::
Concord
(n.)
Agreement
by
stipulation;
compact;
covenant;
treaty
or
league.
Negotiate
::
Negotiate
(v. i.) To hold
intercourse
respecting
a
treaty,
league,
or
convention;
to treat with,
respecting
peace or
commerce;
to
conduct
communications
or
conferences..
Amphictyonic
::
Amphictyonic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Amphictyons
or their
League
or
Council;
as, an
Amphictyonic
town or
state;
the
Amphictyonic
body..
League
::
League
(n.) A stone
erected
near a
public
road to mark the
distance
of a
league.
Confederate
::
Confederate
(v. i.) To unite in a
league;
to join in a
mutual
contract
or
covenant;
to band
together.
Treaty
::
Treaty
(n.) An
agreement
so made;
specifically,
an
agreement,
league,
or
contract
between
two or more
nations
or
sovereigns,
formally
signed
by
commissioners
properly
authorized,
and
solemnly
ratified
by the
several
sovereigns,
or the
supreme
power of each
state;
an
agreement
between
two or more
independent
states;
as, a
treaty
of
peace;
a
treaty
of
alliance..
Join
::
"Join (v. t.) To
associate
one's self to; to be or
become
connected
with; to
league
one's self with; to unite with; as, to join a
party;
to join the
church..
Federative
::
Federative
(a.)
Uniting
in a
league;
forming
a
confederacy;
federal.
Liage
::
Liage (n.) Union by
league;
alliance.
Federate
::
Federate
(a.)
United
by
compact,
as
sovereignties,
states,
or
nations;
joined
in
confederacy;
leagued;
confederate;
as,
federate
nations..
Ally
::
Ally (v. t.) To
unite,
or form a
connection
between,
as
between
families
by
marriage,
or
between
princes
and
states
by
treaty,
league,
or
confederacy;
-- often
followed
by to or
with..
Leaguer
::
Leaguer
(n.) A siege or
beleaguering.
Union
::
Union (n.) That which is
united,
or made one;
something
formed
by a
combination
or
coalition
of parts or
members;
a
confederation;
a
consolidated
body; a
league;
as, the
weavers
have
formed
a
union;
trades
unions
have
become
very
numerous;
the
United
States
of
America
are often
called
the
Union..
Leaguer
::
Leaguer
(v. t.) To
besiege;
to
beleaguer.
League
::
League
(n.) A
measure
of
length
or
distance,
varying
in
different
countries
from about 2.4 to 4.6
English
statute
miles of 5.280 feet each, and used (as a land
measure)
chiefly
on the
continent
of
Europe,
and in the
Spanish
parts of
America.
The
marine
league
of
England
and the
United
States
is equal to three
marine,
or
geographical,
miles of 6080 feet
each..
Indissoluble
::
Indissoluble
(a.)
Incapable
of being
rightfully
broken
or
dissolved;
perpetually
binding
or
obligatory;
firm;
stable,
as, an
indissoluble
league
or
covenant..
Confederacy
::
Confederacy
(n.) The
persons,
bodies,
states,
or
nations
united
by a
league;
a
confederation..
Confederate
::
Confederate
(v. t.) To unite in a
league
or
confederacy;
to ally.
Colleagueship
::
Colleagueship
(n.)
Partnership
in
office.
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