Look up: capital

1. Capital
   In architecture a capital is the cap of a column, the head of a column, pilaster, etc. In classical architecture, the orders have each their respective capitals, which differ considerably from each other, but their characteristics are easily distinguished; there are, however, considerable difference...
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2. Capital
   Distinctly treated upper end of a column.
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3. capital
   Decorative element that divides a column or pier from the masonry which it supports.
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4. Capital
   Money invested in a firm.
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5. Capital
   1. The plant and equipment used in production. 2. One of the main primary factors, the availability of which contributes to the productivity of labor, comparative advantage, and the pattern of international trade. 3. A stock of financial assets.
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6. Capital
   Man made resources e.g. machines, factories, offices. Capital is one of the factors of production.
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7. capital
   [Noun] Plural form: capitals. The major city in a country.
   Example: London is the capital of the United Kingdom.
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8. Capital
   The amount you invest in any type of savings or investment product.
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9. Capital
   Amount of money invested, not including interest earned that may have been added to it. In relation to a company can also mean its total net worth or equity.
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10. Capital
    The amount of money you initially put into your savings or investments before it receives any interest or capital growth. In a fund 'capital' can also refer to the assets held by the fund excluding any income the fund may receive.
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11. capital
    [adj] - (British) first-rate 2. [adj] - punishable by death 3. [adj] - of primary important 4. [adj] - uppercase 5. [n] - assets available for use in the production of further assets 6. [n] - wealth in the form of money or property owned by a person or business and human r...
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12. Capital
    the head of a pillar, often decorated
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13. Capital
    Man made resources e.g. machines, factories, offices. Capital is one of the factors of production.
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14. Capital
    The head of a column.
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15. Capital
    In the context of mortgages, capital describes the original sum borrowed as distinct from interest required on that loan. A repayment mortgage involves repayment of a little of the capital interest each month.
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16. Capital
    The general idea behind the word ‘capital` is the “money you started with� or “the money you have�, but the term is often loosely used so its meaning should always be clarified. Combined with other words it can have a more precise meaning e.g Nominal capital: is the amoun...
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17. Capital
    The amount of money available to an individual, often used in the context of how much money available as a deposit.
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18. Capital
    Operational code name for the recapture of northern Burma in 1944
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19. Capital
    The funds in a business contributed by its owners.
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20. capital
    the moulded head of a column, pier or pilaster
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21. Capital
    The overall assets of an individual less liabilities.Money injected into a... <a target=_blank href='http://www.finance-glossary.com/terms/capital.htm?id=203&ginPtrCode=00000&PopupMode=false' title='Read full definition of capital'>more</a>
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22. capital
    In economics, the stock of goods used in the production of other goods. Classical economics regards capital as a factor of production, distinguishing between financial capital and physical capital....
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23. capital
    In a country, the city where the government headquarters are. The capital is usually the most important and largest city in a country; for example, London. This is not the case in the USA and...
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24. capital
    In architecture, a stone placed on the top of a column, pier, or pilaster, and usually wider on the upper surface than the diameter of the supporting shaft. It comes directly below the entablature...
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25. capital
    The capital was the broad uppermost portion of a column or pilaster, directly under and supporting the entablature
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