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numeric (medicine)


numeric
<mathematics> Any number, proper or improper fraction, or incommensurable ratio. The term also includes any imaginary expression like m + n^-1, where m and n are real numerics.

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prevaricator (iou)



prevaricator noun. LME.
[Latin praevaricator a person who violates his duty, (in ecclesiastical Latin) transgressor, formed as PREVARICATE: see -OR.]
A person who goes astray or deviates from the right course; a transgressor. LME-M18.
b. A person who betrays a cause or violates a trust; a renegade; a traitor. L15-M17.
At Cambridge University, an orator who made a jocose or satirical speech at commencement. Cf. TERRAE FILIUS 2. obsolete exc. Hist. E17.
A person who acts or speaks evasively; a quibbler, an equivocator. M17.
Law. A person who betrayed a client's cause by collusion with an opponent. M17-L18.
A person who diverts something from its proper use; a perverter. Long rare or obsolete. L17.