Approximated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPROXIMATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• APPROXIMATE, to come close to
• come close or be similar to something in quality, nature, or quantity
• estimate or calculate (a quantity) fairly accurately
ADJECTIVE:
• close to the actual, but not completely accurate or exact
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• located close together

Words related to APPROXIMATED

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How to use APPROXIMATED in a sentence

• They all approximated his helpless gesture, his blank amazement.
• In numerical strength they usually approximated to the apostolic figure of twelve, and Dr.
• The bids leaped to and fro, and the price of July wheat could not so much as be approximated.
• With the hind only attacked, then the fore and the hind feet are more closely approximated than in the normal position.
• As the grand result approximated they increased their resistance.
• The consistent truth of the costume, and the exquisite gradations of relief with which the most opposite hues are approximated, blend all into harmony.
• By degrees he had been piqued into earnestness, and had for the first time in his life approximated to a serious esteem and attachment.
• The case is analogous to that of the information regarding objects of sense which ensues as soon as the objects are approximated to the senses.
• And yet, in spite of them, in spite of such a handicap as few other great men even approximated, Abraham Lincoln emerged to be the leader of a race.
• This cross of two distinct varieties, the long and the short wool, has approximated to the shortwool type.
• They were clean, and black, and more nearly approximated the absurd hog advertisements than I had believed possible.
• In 1911 it numbered one thousand head, and in 1912 approximated thirteen hundred.
• These audiences approximated to the Dublin audiences only in the fact that they were constant in attendance at all the plays of the repertoire.
• For the past thirteen years he has been busiest with dramas, in none of which has he more than approximated to a dramatic quality that is as great as the quality of his lyrics.
• The upper edges of the aryepiglottic folds are approximated, leaving a narrow chink.
• This typical Tusayan feature is only slightly approximated in some subordinate rows within the court.
• From Schelling he returned once more to Kant as the thinker who had more closely approximated the truth.
• There is a moving appeal in the pure singing tone of the human voice that cannot even be approximated by any other instrument.
• The infinitely microscopic chance that each of us had for life cannot be approximated.
• The light was nearly approximated to, and fell with horrible clearness upon, the blue and swollen features of the drunkard.
• No king or emperor ever approximated the actual luxury of my daily life.
• In the best type of dry kilns this condition is approximated by first heating the wood thoroughly in a moist atmosphere before allowing drying to begin.
• He thought that perhaps the vanished plantation life of the old South might have approximated it.
• The controlling force lies in the chest, in a properly adjusted larynx and the approximated breath-bands.
• The total situation is examined, element by element, attentively, until the element needed is reached or approximated.
• But whenever man is put over men, as the better nature ought ever to preside, in that case more particularly he should as nearly as possible be approximated to his perfection.

Similar words containing APPROXIMAT without suffix ed

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