Par Definition

pär
parred, parring, pars
noun
pars
An equal or common status, standing, footing, level, etc.
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The established or recognized value of the money of one country in terms of the money of another country, based on a metal accepted as the common standard of value.
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The average or normal state, condition, degree, etc.
Work that is up to par.
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The nominal, or face, value of stocks, bonds, etc.
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The number of strokes established as a skillful score for any given hole or for a whole course.
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Antonyms:
verb
To score par on (a given hole or course)
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adjective
Of or at par.
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Average; normal.
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Of or relating to monetary face value.
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abbreviation
Paragraph.
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Parallel.
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Parenthesis.
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Parish.
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pronoun
The name of a town and beach near St Austell in Cornwall.
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idiom
par for the course
  • Usual; typical:

    Unfortunately, such short-sightedness is par for the course these days.

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par for the course
  • that which is normal, usual, or to be expected under the circumstances
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Other Word Forms of Par

Noun

Singular:
par
Plural:
pars

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Origin of Par

  • From Latin pār equal, that which is equal perə-2 in Indo-European roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

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