math·e·mat·i·cal 
(măth′ə-mătĭ-kəl) also math·e·mat·ic (-ĭk)
(măth′ə-mătĭ-kəl) also math·e·mat·ic (-ĭk)adj.
1. Of or relating to mathematics.
2.
a. Precise; exact.
b. Absolute; certain.
3. Possible according to mathematics but highly improbable: The team has only a mathematical chance to win the championship.
[Middle English, from Medieval Latin mathēmaticālis, from Latin mathēmaticus, from Greek mathēmatikos, from mathēma, mathēmat-, science, learning, from manthanein, math-, to learn; see mendh- in the Appendix of Indo-European roots.]
math′e·mati·cal·ly adv.
- cross product
- cross-purpose
- cross-question
- cross-react
- cross-reaction
- cross-reactive
- cross-reactivity
- cross-refer
- cross-reference
- cross-resistance
- crossroad
- crossruff
- cross section
- cross-section
- cross-sectional
- cross-sell
- cross-selling
- cross (someone's) palm
- cross someone's palm
- cross-stitch
- cross-stratification
- cross swords
- crosstalk
- "the Cunctator."
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