by means of (Meaning)
by means of
to serve or intend to convey, show, or indicate, penurious, stingy, to have in the mind as a purpose, a value that lies within a range of values and is computed according to a prescribed law, arithmetic mean, causing trouble or bother, to be in earnest, to direct to a particular individual, lacking dignity or honor, to have as a purpose, lying about midway between extremes, occupying a position about midway between extremes, spiteful, malicious, excellent, effective, something intervening or intermediate, to serve to communicate, show, or indicate, lacking in mental discrimination, of poor, shabby, or inferior quality or status, to be important to a specified degree, lacking distinction or eminence, excellent, to have importance to the degree of, lacking distinction or prominence, most assuredly, to intend for a particular purpose or use, wealth sense 1, being the mean of a set of values, deliberately unkind, a middle point between extremes, in no way, to have an intended purpose, expected value, ashamed sense 1b, characterized by petty selfishness or malice, serving as a means, something by which a desired result is achieved or furthered, stingy sense 1, miserly, material resources affording a secure life, worthy of little regard, either of the middle two terms of a proportion, to design for or destine to a specified purpose or future, occupying a middle position, a value that represents a range of values, resources available for disposal, through the use of, holding a middle position, something useful or helpful to a desired end
Synonyms & Antonyms of by means of
by means of Sentence Examples
- By means of careful research, the scientist uncovered groundbreaking discoveries.
- The message was effectively conveyed to the public by means of social media.
- Goods were transported from one continent to another by means of massive cargo ships.
- The defense attorney presented a compelling argument by means of irrefutable evidence.
- By means of advanced technology, the spacecraft was able to explore distant planets.
- The musician expressed their emotions by means of soulful melodies and captivating lyrics.
- The students achieved academic excellence by means of diligent study and perseverance.
- The government implemented strict regulations by means of legislative action.
- The artist created a breathtaking mural by means of vibrant colors and intricate brushstrokes.
- The chef prepared a delectable meal by means of a combination of fresh ingredients and culinary expertise.
FAQs About the word by means of
to serve or intend to convey, show, or indicate, penurious, stingy, to have in the mind as a purpose, a value that lies within a range of values and is computed
with,by, via, through,by virtue of, in, per, in virtue of,by dint of
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By means of careful research, the scientist uncovered groundbreaking discoveries.
The message was effectively conveyed to the public by means of social media.
Goods were transported from one continent to another by means of massive cargo ships.
The defense attorney presented a compelling argument by means of irrefutable evidence.
