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well-quasi-ordering

well-quasi-ordering noun: a preorder where every infinite sequence has an infinite increasing subsequence.

Noun

well-quasi-ordering (plural well-quasi-orderings)

  1. A preorder where every infinite sequence has an infinite increasing subsequence.

Forms of well-quasi-ordering

pluralwell-quasi-orderings

Questions about well-quasi-ordering

What does well-quasi-ordering mean?
Well-quasi-ordering means a preorder where every infinite sequence has an infinite increasing subsequence.
What part of speech is well-quasi-ordering?
Well-quasi-ordering is a noun.
What is the plural of well-quasi-ordering?
The plural of well-quasi-ordering is well-quasi-orderings.

Words near well-quasi-ordering in the dictionary

  1. well-proportioned
  2. well-publicised
  3. well-publicized
  4. well-put
  5. well-qualified
  6. well-quasi-ordering
  7. well-quasi-orderings
  8. well-read
  9. well-received
  10. well-regarded
  11. well-regulated

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