Completeness - Law Dictionary Search Results

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To cut completely to cut off

Originally the complete dress especially in a military sense of a man or a horse hence in general armor

Undergoing complete segmentation composed entirely of germinal matter the whole of the yolk undergoing fission opposed to meroblastic

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Wholly or completely concealing incapable of being deciphered

Completely crystalline said of a rock like granite all the constituents of which are crystalline

To inclose completely as in a membrane

a complete circuit of the bases made by the batter without being put out and without an error on the

Paralysis complete or partial See Paralysis

Lack of completion incompleteness

A complete entity a whole number in contradistinction to a fraction or a mixed number

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