Degree - Law Dictionary Search Results
Indifferent
To a moderate degree passably tolerably
Indescribably
In an indescribable manner to a degree impossible to desribe as indescribably beautiful
Indefinitely
In an indefinite manner or degree without any settled limitation vaguely not with certainty or exactness as to use a word indefinitely
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increased
made greater in size or amount or degree Opposite of decreased
Inconsiderable
Not considerable unworthy of consideration or notice unimportant small trivial as an inconsiderable distance an inconsiderable quantity degree value or sum
Immensely
In immense manner or degree
Immeasurably
In an immeasurable manner or degree
Hypo
A prefix signifying a less quantity or a low state or degree of that denoted by the word with which it is joined or position under or beneath
Imparity
Inequality disparity disproportion difference of degree rank excellence number etc
hifi
An electronic device that plays phonograph records reproducing the original sound with a high degree of fidelity It superseded the older phonographs and itself is being displaced in popularity by CD players
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