Semi-positive
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Semi-positive is an adjective meaning Alternative form of semipositive.
Meaning
Alternative form of semipositive.
Example Sentences
Figure 5 illustrates the action of a semi-positive mold.
Usually, T-invariants are defined to be vectors over T, that is, mappings from T to the integer numbers Z. For the BA, we are only interested in semi-positive T-invariants, that is, mappings from T to the natural numbers N.
In any event, she nodded at the appropriate moments, initiating the mumbling semi-positive responses which pass for acquiescence in a seventeen year-old and so I felt confident that at least 10% of the rules would be adhered to about 5% of the time.
A few days later Jack told us the consensus of opinion was that the small tumor had looked highly suspicious, as in cancerous, but not the pancreatic kind. That was semi-positive, although I had a feeling it was his way of not scaring the crap out of us.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include semicomplete, semifunny, semiangry, semiphilosophic, semiactive, seminaive.
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