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21to a degree — Synonyms and related words: a bit, a little, after a fashion, appositely, appreciably, at any rate, at best, at least, at most, at the least, at the most, at the outside, at worst, comparatively, detectably, extremely, fairly, germanely, in a… …
22apposite — ap|po|site [ˈæpəzıt] adj formal [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: , past participle of apponere to put near , from ad to + ponere to put ] suitable to what is happening or being discussed = ↑appropriate ≠ ↑inappropriate apposite to ▪ His… …
23apposite — [ apəzɪt] adjective (especially of language) very appropriate; apt. Derivatives appositely adverb appositeness noun Origin C16: from L. apposit , apponere apply …
24apposite — adjective formal suitable to what is happening or being discussed: brief but apposite remarks appositely adverb appositeness noun (U) …
25relatively — adv respectively, in respect to, in relation to, in a relative manner, in a like or similar manner; comparatively, pertinently, appositely, germanely, apropos of; conditionally, provisionally, contingently …
26inappositely — in·appositely …
27apposite — /ˈæpəzət / (say apuhzuht) adjective suitable; well adapted; pertinent: an apposite answer. {Latin appositus, past participle, put to} –appositely, adjective –appositeness, noun …
28in terms of — • Let s face it in terms of artistic talent, Emin isn t fit to wipe Monet s backside Cherwell Mag. Online, 2005. In 1993, the Oxford philosopher Michael Dummett had awarded this complex preposition the distinction of being ‘the lowest point so… …
29apposite — [ap′ə zit] adj. [L appositus: see APPOSE] suited to the purpose; appropriate; apt SYN. RELEVANT appositely adv. appositeness n …
30apposite — adj. (often foll. by to) 1 apt; well chosen. 2 well expressed. Derivatives: appositely adv. appositeness n. Etymology: L appositus past part. of apponere (as AD , ponere put) …
