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Traditional English :: invaluable
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invaluable.html - adj. above valuation; inestimable. invaluableness n. invaluably adv. |
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Traditional English :: invalid(1)
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invaluable.html - n. & v. --n. 1 a person enfeebled or disabled by illness or injury.
2 (attrib.) a of or for invalids (invalid car; invalid diet). b being an invalid (caring for her invalid mother). --v. (invalided, invaliding)
1 tr. (often foll. by out etc.) remove from active service (one who has become an invalid).
2 tr. (usu. in passive) disable (a person) by illness.
3 intr. become an invalid. invalidism n. [L invalidus weak, infirm (as IN-(1), VALID)] |
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Traditional English :: invalid(2)
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invaluable.html - adj. not valid, esp. having no legal force. invalidly adv. [L invalidus (as INVALID(1))] |
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Traditional English :: invalidate
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invaluable.html - v.tr. 1 make (esp. an argument etc.) invalid. 2 remove the validity or force of (a treaty, contract, etc.). invalidation n. [med.L invalidare invalidat- (as IN-(1), validus VALID)] |
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Traditional English :: invalidity
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invaluable.html - n. 1 lack of validity. 2 bodily infirmity. [F invalidit or med.L invaliditas (as INVALID(1)) ] |
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Traditional English :: invaluable
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invaluable.html - adj. above valuation; inestimable. invaluableness n. invaluably adv. |
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