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Definition of considerable
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Considerable
(a.) Of
importance
or
value.
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Considerableness
::
Considerableness
(n.)
Worthiness
of
consideration;
dignity;
value;
size;
amount.
Easy
::
Easy (v. t.) Not
difficult;
requiring
little
labor or
effort;
slight;
inconsiderable;
as, an easy task; an easy
victory..
Pittance
::
Pittance
(n.) A
meager
portion,
quantity,
or
allowance;
an
inconsiderable
salary
or
compensation..
Megalocyte
::
Megalocyte
(n.) A
large,
flattened
corpuscle,
twice the
diameter
of the
ordinary
red
corpuscle,
found in
considerable
numbers
in the blood in
profound
anaemia..
Viaduct
::
Viaduct
(n.) A
structure
of
considerable
magnitude,
usually
with
arches
or
supported
on
trestles,
for
carrying
a road, as a
railroad,
high above the
ground
or
water;
a
bridge;
especially,
one for
crossing
a
valley
or a
gorge.
Cf.
Trestlework..
Great
::
Great
(superl.)
More than
ordinary
in
degree;
very
considerable
in
degree;
as, to use great
caution;
to be in great
pain..
Massacre
::
Massacre
(n.) To kill in
considerable
numbers
where much
resistance
can not be made; to kill with
indiscriminate
violence,
without
necessity,
and
contrary
to the
usages
of
nations;
to
butcher;
to
slaughter;
--
limited
to the
killing
of human
beings..
Melancholy
::
Melancholy
(n.)
Depression
of
spirits;
a
gloomy
state
continuing
a
considerable
time; deep
dejection;
gloominess.
Proficient
::
Proficient
(n.) One who has made
considerable
advances
in any
business,
art,
science,
or
branch
of
learning;
an
expert;
an
adept;
as,
proficient
in a
trade;
a
proficient
in
mathematics,
music,
etc..
Fractional
::
Fractional
(a.)
Relatively
small;
inconsiderable;
insignificant;
as, a
fractional
part of the
population..
Considerable
::
Considerable
(a.) Of some
distinction;
noteworthy;
influential;
respectable;
-- said of
persons.
Taproot
::
Taproot
(n.) The root of a plant which
penetrates
the earth
directly
downward
to a
considerable
depth
without
dividing.
Springtide
::
Springtail
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small
apterous
insects
belonging
to the order
Thysanura.
They have two
elastic
caudal
stylets
which can be bent under the
abdomen
and then
suddenly
extended
like a
spring,
thus
enabling
them to leap to a
considerable
distance.
See
Collembola,
and
Podura..
Protector
::
Protector
(n.) A
cardinal,
from one of the more
considerable
Roman
Catholic
nations,
who looks after the
interests
of his
people
at Rome; also, a
cardinal
who has the same
relation
to a
college,
religious
order,
etc..
Minute
::
Minute
(a.) Very
small;
little;
tiny; fine;
slight;
slender;
inconsiderable.
Web-fingered
::
Web-fingered
(a.)
Having
the
fingers
united
by a web for a
considerable
part of their
length.
Much
::
Much (n.) A thing
uncommon,
wonderful,
or
noticeable;
something
considerable..
Inconsiderable
::
Inconsiderable
(a.) Not
considerable;
unworthy
of
consideration
or
notice;
unimportant;
small;
trivial;
as, an
inconsiderable
distance;
an
inconsiderable
quantity,
degree,
value,
or sum..
Blackband
::
Blackband
(n.) An
earthy
carbonate
of iron
containing
considerable
carbonaceous
matter;
--
valuable
as an iron ore.
Pretty
::
Pretty
(superl.)
Moderately
large;
considerable;
as, he had saved a
pretty
fortune..
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