See Also: Negligible(money)
negligible(dictionary)
negligible(dictionary)
implement(1)(dictionary)
implement(2)(dictionary)
implement 1, verb(dictionary)
implement 2, noun(dictionary)

implement(2) (iou) and negligible (oh)


implement(2) (iou)



implement verb trans. E18.
[from the noun.]
Complete or execute (a contract etc.); fulfil (an undertaking); put (a decision or plan) into effect. E18.
E. Crankshaw It was left to Arakcheyev to implement the system. Anthony Smith A regulation..was issued..but was never implemented. R. Hole The NHS reforms, uncosted and untried anywhere and implemented at speed against much opposition.
b. Satisfy or fulfil (a condition). rare. M19.
Fill up, supplement. M19.
Provide or fit with an implement or implements. rare. L19.
implemen'tation noun E20.

negligible (oh)



[Date: 1800-1900; Origin: Early French negligible, from negliger; NEGLIGEE]
too slight or unimportant to have any effect
-synonym insignificant insignificant
::The damage done to his property was negligible.