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1. prime meridian
noun.
Meridian
at
zero
degree
longitude
from
which
east
and
west
are
reckoned
(usually
the
Greenwich
longitude
in
England).
Synonyms
line of longitude
meridian
Antonyms
immature
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2. meridian
adjective.
(mɝˈɪdiːən)
Being
at
the
best
stage
of
development.
Synonyms
prime
mature
Antonyms
immature
lower
low
3. Meridian
noun.
A
town
in
eastern
Mississippi.
Synonyms
Mississippi
Magnolia State
MS
4. meridian
noun.
(mɝˈɪdiːən)
An
imaginary
great
circle
on
the
surface
of
the
earth
passing
through
the
north
and
south
poles
at
right
angles
to
the
equator.
Synonyms
prime meridian
line of longitude
magnetic meridian
observer's meridian
great circle
Antonyms
lowness
high
highness
short
tall
5. prime
adjective.
(ˈpraɪm)
First
in
rank
or
degree.
Synonyms
premier
first
Antonyms
last
overtime
work time
Etymology
prime (English)
prime (French)
primus (Latin)
pri (Latin)
6. prime
adjective.
(ˈpraɪm)
Used
of
the
first
or
originating
agent.
Synonyms
first
Antonyms
last
downtime
Etymology
prime (English)
prime (French)
primus (Latin)
pri (Latin)
7. prime
adjective.
(ˈpraɪm)
Of
superior
grade.
Synonyms
superior
quality
choice
prize
select
Antonyms
inferior
night
time off
uptime
ill health
Etymology
prime (English)
prime (French)
primus (Latin)
pri (Latin)
8. prime
noun.
(ˈpraɪm)
A
number
that
has
no
factor
but
itself
and
1.
Synonyms
prime quantity
prime number
number
Antonyms
poor
uneven
nondevelopment
beginning
Etymology
prime (English)
prime (French)
primus (Latin)
pri (Latin)
9. prime
verb.
(ˈpraɪm)
Insert
a
primer
into
(a
gun,
mine,
or
charge)
preparatory
to
detonation
or
firing.
Synonyms
fix
gear up
ready
prepare
set
set up
Antonyms
unhook
unzip
unlock
unfasten
untie
Etymology
prime (English)
prime (French)
primus (Latin)
pri (Latin)
10. prime
noun.
(ˈpraɪm)
The
period
of
greatest
prosperity
or
productivity.
Synonyms
golden age
period of time
flower
flush
blossom
efflorescence
period
peak
bloom
time period
heyday
Antonyms
unwire
unstaple
unpin
detach
unbuckle
Etymology
prime (English)
prime (French)
primus (Latin)
pri (Latin)
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