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Definition of level
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 level is as below...
Level (n.)
Hence,
figuratively,
a
certain
position,
rank,
standard,
degree,
quality,
character,
etc.,
conceived
of as in one of
several
planes
of
different
elevation..
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Starter
::
Start (v. i.) The arm, or
level,
of a gin, drawn
around
by a
horse..
Deplanate
::
Deplanate
(v. t.)
Flattened;
made level or even.
Isobar
::
Isobar
(n.) A line
connecting
or
marking
places
upon the
surface
of the earth where
height
of the
barometer
reduced
to sea level is the same
either
at a given time, or for a
certain
period
(mean
height),
as for a year; an
isopiestic
line..
Gallery
::
Gallery
(a.) A
working
drift or
level.
Backsight
::
Backsight
(n.) The
reading
of the
leveling
staff in its
unchanged
position
when the
leveling
instrument
has been taken to a new
position;
a sight
directed
backwards
to a
station
previously
occupied.
Cf.
Foresight,
n., 3..
Complanate
::
Complanate
(v. t.)
Flattened
to a level
surface.
Causey
::
Causey
(n.) A way or road
raised
above the
natural
level of the
ground,
serving
as a dry
passage
over wet or
marshy
ground..
Slant
::
Slant (v. i.) To be
turned
or
inclined
from a right line or
level;
to lie
obliquely;
to
slope.
Embankment
::
Embankment
(n.) A
structure
of
earth,
gravel,
etc.,
raised
to
prevent
water from
overflowing
a level tract of
country,
to
retain
water in a
reservoir,
or to carry a
roadway,
etc..
Platform
::
Platform
(n.) Any flat or
horizontal
surface;
especially,
one that is
raised
above some
particular
level,
as a
framework
of
timber
or
boards
horizontally
joined
so as to form a roof, or a
raised
floor,
or
portion
of a
floor;
a
landing;
a dais; a
stage,
for
speakers,
performers,
or
workmen;
a
standing
place..
Quadrant
::
Quadrant
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
altitudes,
variously
constructed
and
mounted
for
different
specific
uses in
astronomy,
surveying,
gunnery,
etc.,
consisting
commonly
of a
graduated
arc of 90�, with an index or
vernier,
and
either
plain or
telescopic
sights,
and
usually
having
a plumb line or
spirit
level for
fixing
the
vertical
or
horizontal
direction..
Redan
::
Redan (n.) A step or
vertical
offset
in a wall on
uneven
ground,
to keep the parts
level..
Boning
::
Boning
(n.) A
method
of
leveling
a line or
surface
by
sighting
along the tops of two or more
straight
edges,
or a range of
properly
spaced
poles.
See 3d Bone, v. t..
Square
::
Square
(n.) Fig.: The
relation
of
harmony,
or exact
agreement;
equality;
level..
Mezzanine
::
Mezzanine
(n.) A
partial
story which is not on the same level with the story of the main part of the
edifice,
as of a back
building,
where the
floors
are on a level with
landings
of the
staircase
of the main
house..
Rase
::
Rase (v. t.) To level with the
ground;
to
overthrow;
to
destroy;
to raze.
Rase
::
Rase (v. i.) To be
leveled
with the
ground;
to fall; to
suffer
overthrow.
Grade
::
Grade (n.) A
graded
ascending,
descending,
or level
portion
of a road; a
gradient..
Even
::
Even (v. t.) To make even or
level;
to
level;
to lay
smooth.
Level
::
Level (v. t.) To
adjust
or adapt to a
certain
level;
as, to level
remarks
to the
capacity
of
children..
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