Dependency - Law Dictionary Search Results

Ocular

Depending on or perceived by the eye received by actual sight

Involving an option depending on the exercise of an option left to ones discretion

from the pure solvent In general the osmotic pressure will depend almost proportionally up to certain concentrations upon the molal concentration

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vertigo resulting in incoordination of movement It is supposed to depend upon a morbid condition of the semicircular canals of the

poor person one without any means of support especially one dependent on private or public charity Also used adjectively as pauper

caused by malnutrition or in some cases by a heavy dependence on maize for food It was at one time ca

Something which hangs or depends something suspended a hanging appendage especially one of an ornamental

Supported from above suspended depending pendulous hanging as a pendent leaf

An appendage something dependent on another an appurtenance a pendant

One who depends on merit for salvation

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