Rapidity - Law Dictionary Search Results
Bacterium
but not capable of living freely The bacteria are very widely diffused in nature and multiply with marvelous rapidity both by fission and by spores Bacteria may require oxygen for their energy producing metabolism and these are
Calando
Gradually diminishing in rapidity and loudness
Expeditious
Possessed of or characterized by expedition or efficiency and rapidity in action performed with or acting with expedition quick having celerity speedily as an expeditious march or messenger
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Cassowary
on each wing which are used as defensive organs It is a shy bird and runs with great rapidity Other species inhabit New Guinea Australia etc
VerbarMoto
Movement manner of movement particularly movement with increased rapidity used especially in the phrase con moto directing to a somewhat quicker movement as andante con moto a
Rapidness
Quality of being rapid rapidity
Civil Law
under the imperial Orders, by Tribonian and a body of nine associates in A.D. 528, complied with great rapidity, and published in the following year, thus preceding in date the Institutes and the Digest. It was complied
Mushroom
at first flesh colored but gradually become brown The plant grows in rich pastures and is proverbial for rapidity of growth and shortness of duration It has a pleasant smell and is largely used as food It
Rapture
A seizing by violence a hurrying along rapidity with violence
Self hardening
to above a red heat and cooled in air usually in a blast of cold air with moderate rapidity without quenching Such steels are alloys of iron and carbon with manganese tungsten and manganese chromium molybdenum and
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Rapidity - Law Dictionary Search Results
Bacterium
but not capable of living freely The bacteria are very widely diffused in nature and multiply with marvelous rapidity both by fission and by spores Bacteria may require oxygen for their energy producing metabolism and these are
Calando
Gradually diminishing in rapidity and loudness
Expeditious
Possessed of or characterized by expedition or efficiency and rapidity in action performed with or acting with expedition quick having celerity speedily as an expeditious march or messenger
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Cassowary
on each wing which are used as defensive organs It is a shy bird and runs with great rapidity Other species inhabit New Guinea Australia etc
VerbarMoto
Movement manner of movement particularly movement with increased rapidity used especially in the phrase con moto directing to a somewhat quicker movement as andante con moto a
Rapidness
Quality of being rapid rapidity
Civil Law
under the imperial Orders, by Tribonian and a body of nine associates in A.D. 528, complied with great rapidity, and published in the following year, thus preceding in date the Institutes and the Digest. It was complied
Mushroom
at first flesh colored but gradually become brown The plant grows in rich pastures and is proverbial for rapidity of growth and shortness of duration It has a pleasant smell and is largely used as food It
Rapture
A seizing by violence a hurrying along rapidity with violence
Self hardening
to above a red heat and cooled in air usually in a blast of cold air with moderate rapidity without quenching Such steels are alloys of iron and carbon with manganese tungsten and manganese chromium molybdenum and
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