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algebraical

algebraical adjective: pertaining to algebra or its laws.

Adjective

algebraical (comparative more algebraical, superlative most algebraical)

  1. Pertaining to algebra or its laws.
  2. Requiring a finite number of algebraic operations; the opposite of transcendental.

Forms of algebraical

comparativemore algebraical
superlativemost algebraical

Origin of algebraical

From Latin algebraicus + -al or algebra + -ical.

Words formed from algebraical

Questions about algebraical

What does algebraical mean?
Algebraical means pertaining to algebra or its laws.
What part of speech is algebraical?
Algebraical is an adjective.

Words near algebraical in the dictionary

  1. algebraic subvarieties
  2. algebraic subvariety
  3. algebraic topology
  4. algebraic varieties
  5. algebraic variety
  6. algebraical
  7. algebraically
  8. algebraically closed
  9. algebraically independent
  10. algebraicity
  11. algebraicize

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