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Definition of mediate
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Mediate
(v. t.) To
divide
into two equal
parts.
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Duck
::
Duck (v. t.) To
plunge
the head of under
water,
immediately
withdrawing
it; as, duck the boy..
Instant
::
Instant
(a.)
Closely
pressing
or
impending
in
respect
to time; not
deferred;
immediate;
without
delay.
Intermedian
::
Intermedian
(a.)
Intermediate.
Immediacy
::
Immediacy
(n.) The
relation
of
freedom
from the
interventionof
a
medium;
immediateness.
Superfecundation
::
Superfamily
(n.) A group
intermediate
between
a
family
and a
suborder.
Mediately
::
Mediately
(adv.)
In a
mediate
manner;
by a
secondary
cause or
agent;
not
directly
or
primarily;
by
means;
--
opposed
to
immediately.
Beat
::
Beat (n.) A
transient
grace note,
struck
immediately
before
the one it is
intended
to
ornament..
Repeater
::
Repeater
(n.) An
instrument
for
resending
a
telegraphic
message
automatically
at an
intermediate
point.
Urgent
::
Urgent
(a.)
Urging;
pressing;
besetting;
plying,
with
importunity;
calling
for
immediate
attention;
instantly
important..
Bromlife
::
Bromlife
(n.) A
carbonate
of
baryta
and lime,
intermediate
between
witherite
and
strontianite;
--
called
also
alstonite..
Fascia
::
Fascia
(n.) The layer of loose
tissue,
often
containing
fat,
immediately
beneath
the skin; the
stronger
layer of
connective
tissue
covering
and
investing
all
muscles;
an
aponeurosis..
Glyoxalic
::
Glyoxalic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
an
aldehyde
acid,
intermediate
between
glycol
and
oxalic
acid..
Interagent
::
Interagent
(n.) An
intermediate
agent.
Atlas
::
Atlas (n.) The first
vertebra
of the neck,
articulating
immediately
with the
skull,
thus
sustaining
the globe of the head,
whence
the
name..
Directness
::
Directness
(n.) The
quality
of being
direct;
straightness;
straightforwardness;
immediateness.
Metamorphosis
::
Metamorphosis
(n.) A
change
in the form or
function
of a
living
organism,
by a
natural
process
of
growth
or
development;
as, the
metamorphosis
of the yolk into the
embryo,
of a
tadpole
into a frog, or of a bud into a
blossom.
Especially,
that form of
sexual
reproduction
in which an
embryo
undergoes
a
series
of
marked
changes
of
external
form, as the
chrysalis
stage,
pupa
stage,
etc., in
insects.
In these
intermediate
stages
sexual
reproduction
is
usually
impossible,
but they
ultimately
pass into
Indusium
::
Indusium
(n.) The
immediate
covering
of the fruit dots or sori in many
ferns,
usually
a very thin scale
attached
by the
middle
or side to a
veinlet..
Malamic
::
Malamic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
an acid
intermediate
between
malic acid and
malamide,
and known only by its
salts..
Laramie Group
::
Laramie
group () An
extensive
series
of
strata,
principally
developed
in the Rocky
Mountain
region,
as in the
Laramie
Mountains,
and
formerly
supposed
to be of the
Tertiary
age, but now
generally
regarded
as
Cretaceous,
or of
intermediate
and
transitional
character.
It
contains
beds of
lignite,
often
valuable
for coal, and is hence also
called
the
lignitic
group.
See Chart of
Geology..
Fissigemmation
::
Fissigemmation
(n.) A
process
of
reproduction
intermediate
between
fission
and
gemmation.
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