'Majorate' definitions:
Definition of 'Majorate'
From: GCIDE
- Majorate \Ma"jor*ate\, n. The office or rank of a major. [1913 Webster]
Definition of 'Majorate'
From: GCIDE
- Majorate \Ma"jor*ate\, v. t. [LL. majorare to augment. See Major, a.] To augment; to increase. [Obs.] --Howell. [1913 Webster]
Words containing 'Majorate'
- Major,
- Majoration,
- Majorities,
- Majority,
- majors,
- 'Etat Major,
- Astrantia major,
- Brigade major,
- Canis major,
- Dendrocopus major,
- Drum major,
- Dryobstes major,
- Fife major,
- Gallinago major,
- Havildar major,
- Macropus major,
- Major County,
- Major general,
- Major key,
- Major offense,
- Major scale,
- Major second,
- Major sixth,
- Major third,
- Major, OK,
- Parus major,
- Plantago major,
- Puffinus major,
- Quiscalus major,
- Sergeant major,
- To go over to the majority,
- To join the majority,
- Trumpet major,
- Ursa Major,
- Vis major,
- absolute majority,
- age of majority,
- c major,
- clusia major,
- epilepsia major,
- john major,
- major axis,
- major league,
- major leaguer,
- major lobe,
- major mode,
- major planet,
- major power,
- major premise,
- major premiss,
- major suit,
- major surgery,
- major term,
- major tranquilizer,
- major tranquilliser,
- major tranquillizer,
- majority leader,
- majority operation,
- majority opinion,
- majority rule,
- pectoralis major,
- pipe major,
- relative majority,
- silent majority,
- teres major,
- thalassaemia major,
- thalassemia major,
- variola major,
- vinca major,
- Brassica oleracea major,
- Major County, OK,
- Major-domo,
- Tierce-major,
- c major scale,
- command sergeant major,
- john r. major,
- john roy major,
- major affective disorder,
- major depressive episode,
- major diatonic scale,
- major fast day,
- major form class,
- major-general,
- major-league,
- musculus pectoralis major,
- musculus rhomboideus major,
- musculus teres major,
- rhomboideus major muscle,
- scale of c major,
- scipio africanus major,
- teres major muscle,
- variola major virus,
- major-league club,
- major-league team,
- publius cornelius scipio africanus major