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Definition of alternate
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Alternate
(a.) Being or
succeeding
by
turns;
one
following
the other in
succession
of time or
place;
by turns first one and then the
other;
hence,
reciprocal..
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Alternative
::
Alternative
(a.)
Alternate;
reciprocal.
Potent
::
Potent
(n.) One of the furs; a
surface
composed
of
patches
which are
supposed
to
represent
crutch
heads;
they are
always
alternately
argent
and
azure,
unless
otherwise
specially
mentioned..
Metagenesis
::
Metagenesis
(n.) The
change
of form which one
animal
species
undergoes
in a
series
of
successively
produced
individuals,
extending
from the one
developed
from the ovum to the final
perfected
individual.
Hence,
metagenesis
involves
the
production
of
sexual
individuals
by
nonsexual
means,
either
directly
or
through
intervening
sexless
generations.
Opposed
to
monogenesis.
See
Alternate
generation,
under
Generation..
Two-ranked
::
Two-ranked
(a.)
Alternately
disposed
on
exactly
opposite
sides of the stem so as to from two
ranks;
distichous.
Stagger
::
Stagger
(v. t.) To
arrange
(a
series
of
parts)
on each side of a
median
line
alternately,
as the
spokes
of a wheel or the
rivets
of a
boiler
seam..
Subangular
::
Subalternation
(n.) The state of being
subalternate;
succession
of
turns;
subordination.
Roll
::
Roll (v. i.) To move, as waves or
billows,
with
alternate
swell and
depression..
Vary
::
Vary (v. i.) To alter or
change
in
succession;
to
alternate;
as, one
mathematical
quantity
varies
inversely
as
another..
Amoebean
::
Amoebean
(a.)
Alternately
answering.
Zooid
::
Zooid (n.) An
animal
in one of its
inferior
stages
of
development,
as one of the
intermediate
forms in
alternate
generation..
Alternate
::
Alternate
(n.) A
proportion
derived
from
another
proportion
by
interchanging
the
means.
Subalternation
::
Subalternating
(a.)
Subalternate;
successive.
Turn
::
Turn (n.)
Successive
course;
opportunity
enjoyed
by
alternation
with
another
or with
others,
or in due
order;
due
chance;
alternate
or
incidental
occasion;
appropriate
time..
Corrugation
::
Corrugation
(n.) The act
corrugating;
contraction
into
wrinkles
or
alternate
ridges
and
grooves.
Pile
::
Pile (n.) A
vertical
series
of
alternate
disks of two
dissimilar
metals,
as
copper
and zinc, laid up with disks of cloth or paper
moistened
with acid water
between
them, for
producing
a
current
of
electricity;
--
commonly
called
Volta's
pile,
voltaic
pile, or
galvanic
pile..
Interchangeable
::
Interchangeable
(a.)
Following
each other in
alternate
succession;
as, the four
interchangeable
seasons..
Deuterozooid
::
Deuterozooid
(n.) One of the
secondary,
and
usually
sexual,
zooids
produced
by
budding
or
fission
from the
primary
zooids,
in
animals
having
alternate
generations.
In the
tapeworms,
the
joints
are
deuterozooids..
Cam
::
Cam (n.) A
projecting
part of a wheel or other
moving
piece so
shaped
as to give
alternate
or
variable
motion
to
another
piece
against
which it acts.
Subalternate
::
Subalternate
(a.)
Subordinate;
subaltern;
inferior.
Vary
::
Vary (v. t.) To
change
to
something
else; to
transmute;
to
exchange;
to
alternate.
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