supplemental English

Meaning supplemental meaning

What does supplemental mean?

supplemental

— adjective (= auxiliary) functioning in a supporting capacity the main library and its auxiliary branches

— adjective (= supplementary) added to complete or make up a deficiency produced supplementary volumes

Synonyms supplemental synonyms

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supplemental English » English

supplementary

additional

auxiliary

subsidiary

extra

complementary

complemental

collateral

adscititious

accessory

replacement

peripheral

parenthetical

helpful

full-clad

fleshed out

derived

conducive

complimental

cloze

appendicular

appended

adjuvant

adjunctive

adjunct

added

accessorial

Topics supplemental topics

What do people use supplemental to talk about?

Physical actions Arrange Join, attach

Add to something

• What words describe something that is added?
  extra supplemental supplementary

Examples supplemental examples

How do I use supplemental in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Captain's log, supplemental.

Captain 's Log. : supplemental entry.

Captain's log, supplemental entry.

Captain's log-- supplemental.

The two of you, meet me in the Transporter Room on the double. Captain's log, supplemental, stardate 5725.6.

Supplemental log, stardate 5906.5.

There are supplemental messages.

Captain's Log, supplemental.

Ship's Log, supplemental.

First Officer's log, supplemental.

Captain's log, supplemental. We are in orbit of Rubicun Ill, the home of a life form who call themselves the Edo.

I've done some supplemental reading on it, and.

Captain's log supplemental, stardate 5819.3.

Captain's log, supplemental, stardate 5725.6.

Sir? - There are supplemental messages. - Thank you.

First Officer's Log, supplemental.

I'll have to get the file. - Supplemental hasn't been filed yet.

First Officer's log supplemental.

Captain's log supplemental.

I feel it. Captain's log, supplemental.

News and current affairs

There have been several proposals for new types of supplemental multilateral organizations.

A New York-based firm, the Assura Group, has been working for four years on a plan to launch privately issued supplemental unemployment insurance to anyone.

Congress will be in session only briefly before the election, and a supplemental appropriation will pass only if President Bush pursues it vigorously as a bipartisan measure.