Commensurate - Law Dictionary Search Results
Incommensurate
Not commensurate not admitting of a common measure incommensurable
Commensuration
The act of commensurating the state of being commensurate
Commensurateness
The state or quality of being commensurate
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Commensurately
In a commensurate manner so as to be equal or proportionate adequately
Commensurate
Matched in: Term Commensurate
Commeasure
To be commensurate with to equal
Bimedial
to a line which is the sum of two lines commensurable only in power as the side and diagonal of a
Commensurable
Having a common measure capable of being exactly measured by the same number quantity or measure
Incommensurable
Not commensurable having no common measure or standard of comparison as quantities
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Commensurate - Law Dictionary Search Results
Incommensurate
Not commensurate not admitting of a common measure incommensurable
Commensuration
The act of commensurating the state of being commensurate
Commensurateness
The state or quality of being commensurate
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Commensurately
In a commensurate manner so as to be equal or proportionate adequately
Commensurate
Matched in: Term Commensurate
Commeasure
To be commensurate with to equal
Bimedial
to a line which is the sum of two lines commensurable only in power as the side and diagonal of a
Commensurable
Having a common measure capable of being exactly measured by the same number quantity or measure
Incommensurable
Not commensurable having no common measure or standard of comparison as quantities
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