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Criterion

Criterion. A standard of judgement or criticism. C hronometer . A time piece with a mechanism to adjust for acurracy . C ircuit . T he act of going or moving around;. C ircumambulate . T o walk about or around;. Circuitous. roundabout. Precise . D efinitely stated or defined;.

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Criterion

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  1. Criterion

  2. A standard of judgement or criticism

  3. Chronometer

  4. A time piece with a mechanism to adjust for acurracy

  5. Circuit

  6. The act of going or moving around;

  7. Circumambulate

  8. To walk about or around;

  9. Circuitous

  10. roundabout

  11. Precise

  12. Definitely stated or defined;

  13. Exorcise

  14. To seek to expel an evil spirit by ceremony

  15. Incision

  16. A cut, gash, or notch

  17. Incisive

  18. Penertating, cutting;

  19. Claustrophobia

  20. An abnormal fear of enclosed places;

  21. Exclusive

  22. Not admitting of something else;

  23. Cloister

  24. A courtyard bordered with covered walks;

  25. Excalim

  26. To cry out or speak suddenly and vehemently

  27. Procalim

  28. To announce or declare in an official way

  29. Clamor

  30. loud continuous noise; continuous demand or complaint madeby a large number of people; V: make a clamor; express (ademand) continually and loudly; ADJ. clamorous

  31. Disclaim

  32. disown; renounce claim to; deny; CF. disclaimer

  33. Reclaim

  34. Claim back

  35. Decline

  36. To cause to slope or incline downward;

  37. Recline

  38. lie down

  39. Adept

  40. expert at; very skilled

  41. Alleviate

  42. relieve (pain)

  43. Appeal

  44. Earnest or urgent request

  45. Boisterous

  46. Comport /Comportment

  47. bear one's self; behave; Ex. comport oneself; N. comportment

  48. Contrive/Contriving

  49. invent or fabricate in a clever way (by improvisation);manage; Ex. contrive to attract his attention

  50. Delineate

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