allowment
Collocations
4ADJ.
daily
VERB + ALLOWMENT
grades, receive
ALLOWMENT + NOUN
government, hour, rooms, student
PREP.
from, out
Definitions
noun
An amount of money or resources that someone is allotted; an allotment.
On this point Dr. Woodward says: “For the lower grades a daily allowment of one hour for drawing, modelling, cutting, pasting, gluing, and sewing would be enough for positive manual training."
The law concerning the control of the Capitol buildings, the allowment of the rooms for various purposes, and the like, is not clear.
The act of allowing.
And therefore they obteined the allowment of God and their own conscience , and the commendation of all godly insnne, and of the whole church.
I have known a patent to be taken from a man after it was allowed, – between the allowment and the issue.
A mapping of a hypothesis to the set of arguments that support or reject that hypothesis weighted by the probability of the hypothesis given each argument.
Its algebraic part is discussed as a body of arguments which contains an allocation of support and an allowment of possibility for each hypothesis.
Thesaurus
Synonyms
Antonyms
Idioms & Phrases
Example Bank
3On this point Dr. Woodward says: “For the lower grades a daily allowment of one hour for drawing, modelling, cutting, pasting, gluing, and sewing would be enough for positive manual training."
WiktionaryThe law concerning the control of the Capitol buildings, the allowment of the rooms for various purposes, and the like, is not clear.
WiktionaryWhile being in the advance program, the cadets receive an allowment from the government which amounts up to approximately sixty dollars a quarter. Out of this allowment the student must pay for his of
Wiktionary