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Definition of equivalent
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Equivalent
(a.) Equal in
measure
but not
admitting
of
superposition;
--
applied
to
magnitudes;
as, a
square
may be
equivalent
to a
triangle..
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Compensate
::
Compensate
(v. t.) To be
equivalent
in value or
effect
to; to
counterbalance;
to make up for; to make
amends
for.
Subsextuple
::
Subsesqui-
() A
prefix
(also used
adjectively)
denoting
the
combination
of
constituents
(especially
electro-negative
and
electro-positive
bodies)
in the
proportion
of two to
three;
as, a
subsesqui
acetate,
i. e., a salt
having
two
equivalents
of
acetic
acid to three of the
base..
Equivalent
::
Equivalent
(a.) Equal in
measure
but not
admitting
of
superposition;
--
applied
to
magnitudes;
as, a
square
may be
equivalent
to a
triangle..
Short
::
Short
(superl.)
Less
important,
efficaceous,
or
powerful;
not equal or
equivalent;
less
(than);
-- with of..
Modus
::
Modus (n.) A fixed
compensation
or
equivalent
given
instead
of
payment
of
tithes
in kind,
expressed
in full by the
phrase
modus
decimandi..
Waste
::
Waste (v.) The act of
wasting,
or the state of being
wasted;
a
squandering;
needless
destruction;
useless
consumption
or
expenditure;
devastation;
loss
without
equivalent
gain;
gradual
loss or
decrease,
by use, wear, or
decay;
as, a waste of
property,
time,
labor,
words,
etc..
Compensate
::
Compensate
(v. t.) To make equal
return
to; to
remunerate;
to
recompense;
to give an
equivalent
to; to
requite
suitably;
as, to
compensate
a
laborer
for his work, or a
merchant
for his
losses..
Avaunt
::
Avaunt
(interj.)
Begone;
depart;
-- a word of
contempt
or
abhorrence,
equivalent
to the
phrase
Get thee
gone..
Repair
::
Repair
(v. t.) To make
amends
for, as for an
injury,
by an
equivalent;
to
indemnify
for; as, to
repair
a loss or
damage..
Madonna
::
Madonna
(n.) My lady; -- a term of
address
in
Italian
formerly
used as the
equivalent
of
Madame,
but for which
Signora
is now
substituted.
Sometimes
introduced
into
English..
Proto-
::
Proto-
()
Sometimes
used as
equivalent
to
mono-,
as
indicating
that the
compound
has but one atom of the
element
to the name of which it is
prefixed.
Also used
adjectively..
Countervail
::
Countervail
(v. t.) To act
against
with equal
force,
power,
or
effect;
to
thwart
or
overcome
by such
action;
to
furnish
an
equivalent
to or for; to
counterbalance;
to
compensate..
Equivalent
::
Equivalent
(v. t.) To make the
equivalent
to; to
equal;
equivalence.
Trust
::
Trust (n.)
Credit
given;
especially,
delivery
of
property
or
merchandise
in
reliance
upon
future
payment;
exchange
without
immediate
receipt
of an
equivalent;
as, to sell or buy goods on
trust..
Recompense
::
Recompense
(n.) An
equivalent
returned
for
anything
done,
suffered,
or
given;
compensation;
requital;
suitable
return..
Farm
::
Farm (v. t.) To lease or let for an
equivalent,
as land for a rent; to yield the use of to
proceeds..
Of
::
Of
(prep.)
Denoting
identity
or
equivalence;
-- used with a name or
appellation,
and
equivalent
to the
relation
of
apposition;
as, the
continent
of
America;
the city of Rome; the
Island
of
Cuba..
Uniformism
::
Uniformism
(n.) The
doctrine
of
uniformity
in the
geological
history
of the
earth;
-- in part
equivalent
to
uniformitarianism,
but also used, more
broadly,
as
opposed
to
catastrophism..
Remuneration
::
Remuneration
(n.) That which is given to
remunerate;
an
equivalent
given,
as for
services,
loss, or
sufferings..
Pound
::
Pound (n.) A
British
denomination
of money of
account,
equivalent
to
twenty
shillings
sterling,
and equal in value to about
$4.86.
There is no coin known by this name, but the gold
sovereign
is of the same
value..
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