legature (Meaning)
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legature (n.)
Legateship.
Synonyms & Antonyms of legature
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legature Sentence Examples
- The manuscript contained numerous ligatures, making it difficult to decipher.
- In music, a ligature is a curved line connecting two or more notes, indicating that they should be played smoothly.
- The typographic ligature is a single glyph used to represent two or more characters that are often used together.
- Common ligatures in English include "fi," "fl," "ff," "ffi," and "ffl."
- Ligatures can also be used in mathematics to represent complex expressions or functions.
- In chemistry, a ligature is a molecule that binds to a metal ion.
- In dentistry, a ligature is a wire or other material used to hold a tooth in place.
- In surgery, a ligature is a thread or other material used to tie off a blood vessel or other structure.
- In botany, a ligature is a structure that connects two or more plant parts.
- In architecture, a ligature is a decorative element used to connect two or more structural elements.
FAQs About the word legature
Legateship.
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The manuscript contained numerous ligatures, making it difficult to decipher.
In music, a ligature is a curved line connecting two or more notes, indicating that they should be played smoothly.
The typographic ligature is a single glyph used to represent two or more characters that are often used together.
Common ligatures in English include "fi," "fl," "ff," "ffi," and "ffl."
