Greater - Law Dictionary Search Results
beefed up
made greater or stronger
Major
Greater in number quantity or extent as the major part of the assembly the major part of the revenue
Further
To a greater distance in addition moreover See Farther
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Oblong
Having greater length than breadth esp when rectangular
major axis
The greater axis of a geometrical figure
overstated
represented as greater than is true or reasonable exaggerated as They made overstated accusations of corruption
VerbarMaggiore
Greater in respect to scales intervals etc when used in opposition to minor major
increasing
becoming greater or larger as increasing prices
increased
made greater in size or amount or degree Opposite of decreased
Hackbolt
The greater shearwater or hagdon See Hagdon
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