Subchanter

sub-chanfer, n. An under chanter; a I deputy of the precentor of a cathedral. j Subcommittee, sub-kom-mifte, a. An under commit e; a part or division of a committee; a small committee appointed from the members of a larger I committee.; linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. SUE- CONTRARY Sub-contrary, sub-kon'tra-rY, a. Contrary in ferior degree. (Geom.) Having, or being, in trary order — said of a section of an oblique cone a circular base cut by a plane not parallel to the but inclined to the axis, so that the section is cle,— applied also to 2 similar triangles when placed as to have a common angle at the vertex, opposite sides not being parallel. (Logic.) Characterizing the relation of opposition between the ticular affirmative and particular negative; also, plied to the relation between 2 attributes coexist in the same substance, yet in such that the more there is of one, the le there the other. —re. {Logic.) A sub-contrary proposition; a proposition inferior or contrary in a degree. 434