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exponent Noun

— An exponent is the number of times something is multiplied by itself. "3" is the exponent in mathx^3/math.

exponent

— noun someone who expounds and interprets or explains

— noun a mathematical notation indicating the number of times a quantity is multiplied by itself

— noun (= advocate) a person who pleads for a cause or propounds an idea

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exponent English » English

index

advocate

proponent

representative

index number

supporter

interpreter

advocator

vindicator

upholder

substitute

spokesman

power

follower

exp

deputy

delegate

believer

agent

adherent

votary

voice

truster

surrogate

subscriber

step

spokeswoman

specimen

showman

seconder

sample workpiece

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rooter

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ratifier

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prototype sample

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protagonist

procurator

pointer

pattern

partizan

order

multiplicity

mouthpiece

mouth

model

master

lieutenant

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I am an exponent of the Shindo-Munen-lchi school.

It gives me great pleasure to present this statuette which is a symbol of our highest civic honor, to Toby Dammit. incomparable exponent of the art of Shakespeare, one of the giants of world poetry, certainly the greatest after our Dante.

Dr Stringfellow made his name as an exponent of the existential organic approach to the sciences, long before his work in the socio-chemistry of the erotic achieved its present international eminence.

What's the line on Exponent?

He's a wonderful exponent of the old Socratic debate.

Current exponent is 0.9. This makes it even harder to tell him about Unit 03's pilot. Current exponent is 0.9.

The chief exponent of this was Joseph Goebbels, the Minister of Propaganda.

Now, since the left intregal is a variable of a constant exponent, remember C is a constant, add one and divide by the new power.

I'm a leading exponent of the jazz-funk movement.

At the same time as Dr. Ewen Cameron was conducting his experiments in Montreal an exponent of another kind of shock was working not so far away.

Bob Marley, the world's leading exponent of reggae music, has agreed to appear in a major free concert to be held for the benefit. of the Jamaican people in Kingston on Sunday, December 5.

So are you a great exponent of this new Charleston, Harriet?

I-I think I missed an exponent when I did the calc.

I am an exponent of the Shindo-Munen-Ichi school.

Well it so happens we have a well-known exponent of the art here with us.

And Hedley Verity is the greatest exponent alive, bowling left arm, the leg breakers to the right-handers.

Inosanto was also a brilliant exponent of the nunchaku, allowing Lee to film the first-ever nunchaku battle between two opponents.

This makes it even harder to tell him about Unit 03's pilot. Current exponent is 0.9. This makes it even harder to tell him about Unit 03's pilot.

The difference of two powers of equal positive exponent. is divisible.

If the exponent is equal.

The finest choro exponent, also famed for his samba playing, is the composer and flute player, Pixinguinha.

Luiz Gonzaga was the exponent of a new style, forro, that swept across Brazil in the 1940s from the remote northeast where his songs are still played by musicians who knew him.

Gonzaga led the way for Jackson do Pandeiro, an exponent of another Afro-Brazilian rhythm - coco, and best-known for Chiclete Com Banana, Bubblegum And Bananas, that poked fun at the American lack of understanding of Brazilian music.

Well, for starters, he forgot the negative sign on the exponent.

News and current affairs

With Germany as the primary exponent of orthodoxy, the debate has raged on.