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Is scientificness a word?
Scientifical is largely not accepted as a word, mostly because it is a redundant redefinition of "scientific."Scientifical should be a word. Examples:He is scientifical in his thinking.She takes a scientifical approach to her experiments.The Universe is in part of a scientifical nature, where the laws of physics are evident, but not completely understood in all matters of 'outer space'.- MJ (intellectually speaking)... I mean come on, the word fits!
What is the definition of the word snug?
Snug is a definition that is commonly used in the English vocabulary. The definition of the word snug has several meanings. One specific meaning is comfortable, warm and well protected.
What is the word for the definition cannot be destroyed?
invincible.
What is the definition of the word freely?
The definition of the word freely is to not be controlled by another. The word freely could also mean for something to be done loosely. Freely would mean loosely if John was typing freely.
What is the definition for the word trivia?
knowledge of insignificant importance.
How do you use nautical in a sentences?
One good sentence with the word 'nautical' is... "A nautical mile is longer than a statute mile." P.S.-Hope this helps
Alternative word for 3 nautical mile?
1 league
What is longer a nautical or land mile?
A nautical mile or sea mile is a unit of length. It corresponds approximately to one minute of latitude along any meridian. It is a non-SI unit used especially by navigators in the shipping and aviation industries. It is 1,852 meters or about 6,076 feet.
Who uses the word nautical mile?
The word nautical miles are frequently used by mariners, seafarers, a measure of distance on a geographic map and standard of measure S.I.
What is a sentence using the word nautical?
Because the walls of the seafood restaurant were covered with nets, buoys and small carved ships, you might say the theme was designed to be nautical. A nautical mile is longer than a statute mile. The captain observed nautical protocol by yielding the right of way to the sailboat.
What is the difference from a statue mile and a land based mile?
A statue mile is the distance typically meant when the word is used without other qualifying words ( e.g. nautical mile). The statue mile is equal to 5,280 ft. A land mile is another term that refers to the statue mile.
What does the Spanish word avast mean?
Avast is an English word, not a Spanish word. Here is its definition: interj. Nautical Used as a command to stop or desist.
What does the scientifical term Geno mean?
the word geno means race
What is the difference between 1 nautical mile and 1 mile?
A nautical mile, 6076.11549 feet, is one minute of latitude. Some define it as a minute of longitude at the equator, which is as nearly the same as made little difference (about 4 feet) until GPS came in and permitted pinpoint accuracy in navigation. A land mile, of course, is 5,280 feet. Why did our ancestors choose such ridiculous numbers as 360, 5280 and so on? Because they didn't use decimals. They needed numbers which could be divided by as many other numbers as possible. Just try working out the factors of 5280! 1 international nautical mile = 1852 metres precisely. This is the definition used in most, if not all, modern circumstances. It's not an SI unit, but is used universally for shipping and aviation, and so 'tolerated' by the SI system. After all, even the SI fanatics can't change the diameter of the earth. Though they can have a good try. Originally, a metre was one ten-millionth of the length of a line from the North Pole to the Equator along the meridian of Paris. Neat. Since then, the meter has gone through various definitions, including the length of an iridium rod kept in paris. Now it is defined as the distance light in a vacuum travels in a 299,792,458th of a second.
Is knot an adjective?
No. The word knot is a noun, meaning a twist in a rope. The unit of speed 'knot' means "nautical mile per hour."
What is a 4 letter word for nautical greeting?
The word "ahoy" is the nautical equivalent of "hello."
What is the dictionary definition of the word 'inconvenience'?
The dictionary definition of the word "inconvenience" means to make someone go out of their way, to be inconvenienced means: hard to reach, not easily accessible, go an extra mile.
