fractionary (Meaning)
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fractionary (a.)
Fractional.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fractionary
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fractionary Sentence Examples
- The fractionary ownership arrangement for the vacation home allowed each family to enjoy the property only a few weeks per year.
- The fractions of the company's stock were fractionary, meaning they represented very small portions of the overall ownership.
- The fractionary nature of the crystal structure made it difficult to determine its exact composition.
- The fractionary part of the equation represented the remainder that could not be evenly divided by the denominator.
- The fractionary contribution each student made to the group project was small, but it all added up to a significant result.
- The fractionary nature of the stars' movements in the night sky made it challenging to predict their exact positions.
- The fractionary shares offered by the investment platform allowed investors to purchase fractional ownership in expensive companies.
- The fractionary approach to project management broke down large tasks into smaller, more manageable fractions.
- The fractionary income tax system meant that higher earners paid a higher percentage of their income in taxes.
- The fractionary nature of the earth's surface meant that it was composed of a variety of different landforms and bodies of water.
FAQs About the word fractionary
Fractional.
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The fractionary ownership arrangement for the vacation home allowed each family to enjoy the property only a few weeks per year.
The fractions of the company's stock were fractionary, meaning they represented very small portions of the overall ownership.
The fractionary nature of the crystal structure made it difficult to determine its exact composition.
The fractionary part of the equation represented the remainder that could not be evenly divided by the denominator.
