surrogated

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• surrogated — sur·ro·gate || sÉœrÉ™geɪt / sÊŒrÉ™ , gÉ™t n. substitute; surrogate mother, woman who voluntarily carries a fetus for another woman; judge who has jurisdiction over the settlement of wills and estates (in certain states of the USA) v.… …   English contemporary dictionary

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• Alexander Stewart (d. 1371) — infobox bishopbiog name = Alexander Stewart religion=Roman Catholic Church See = Diocese of Ross Title = Bishop of Ross Period = 1350 ndash;1371 consecration = November 3, 1350 × March 9, 1351 Predecessor = Roger Successor = Alexander de Kylwos… …   Wikipedia

• surrogate — surrogateship, n. surrogation, n. n., adj. /serr euh gayt , git, sur /; v. /serr euh gayt , sur /, n., adj., v., surrogated, surrogating. n. 1. a person appointed to act for another; deputy. 2. (in some states) a judicial officer having… …   Universalium

• obrogate — verb To annul a law by enacting a new law, as opposed to repealing the former law. That a law is surrogated, when anything is added to the former law; that it is obrogated when anything in the former law is changed. See Also: obrogation …   Wiktionary

• changed — (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Exchanged] Syn. substituted, interchanged, replaced, commutated, reciprocated, transposed, transferred, shuffled, inverted, switched, swapped*, replaced, traded, bartered, returned, displaced, supplanted, reversed,… …   English dictionary for students

• surrogate — noun /ˈsʌrəgət / (say suruhguht) 1. a person appointed to act for another; a deputy. 2. a substitute. 3. a person taking the part of a usual partner during therapy for sexual malfunction. 4. British the deputy of an ecclesiastical judge,… …  

• surrogate — [sʉr′ə git, sʉr′əgāt΄; ] for v. [, sʉr′əgāt΄] n. [L surrogatus, pp. of surrogare, to elect in place of another, substitute < sub (see SUB ) + rogare, to ask: see ROGATION] 1. a deputy or substitute ☆ 2. in some states, probate court, or a… …   English World dictionary