(a.) Containing ten; tenfold; proceeding by tens; as, the denary, or decimal, scale.
(n.) The number ten; a division into ten.
(n.) A coin; the Anglicized form of denarius.
Example Sentences:
(1) The flanks of the park have been dubbed "architects' row" in recognition of the new buildings that have sprung up by internationally-renowned designers such as Frank Gehry, Jean Nouvel and Neil Denari.
Denay
Definition:
(v. t.) To deny.
(n.) Denial; refusal.
Example Sentences:
(1) Belgium (4-2-3-1, probable): Courtois; Meunier, Denayer, Aldeweireld, J Lukaku; Nainggolan, Witsel; Hazard, De Bruyne, Mertens; R Lukaku.
(2) The defining moment was Hal Robson-Kanu’s goal that put Wales in front, when he bamboozled Thomas Meunier and Marouane Fellaini – together with Jason Denayer behind them – with a jaw-dropping Cruyff turn.
(3) If Kompany is not fit, there is a possibility Alderweireld could move to the centre, but Wilmots also rates Galatasaray’s Jason Denayer.
(4) Jason Denayer was a late inclusion in Sunderand’s XI after Patrick van Aanholt withdrew for unspecified reasons.
(5) Manchester City loan teenager Thomas Agyepong to Twente Enschede Read more Pellegrini withdrew his captain Vincent Kompany at half-time, replacing him with his fellow Belgian Jason Denayer in a reshuffle that saw the Ivory Coast striker Wilfried Bony replaced by the 18-year-old Nigerian striker Kelechi Iheanacho.
(6) Umut Bulut and Jason Denayer both had opportunities late in the first half but headed wide.
(8) The significance of that second opportunity became clear 60 seconds later when Craig Pawson, the referee, pointed to the spot after Denayer tried to block Routledge’s cross.
(9) An interest in the Manchester City defender Jason Denayer looks to have ended with the player set for Galatasaray or Marseille.
(10) Belgium’s defence had a patched-up feel after the suspension of Thomas Vermaelen and the injury to Jan Vertonghen, and Denayer and Jordan Lukaku looked anxious.
(11) David Moyes described the controversial penalty Sigurdsson converted early in the second half to give Swansea the lead as the turning point and it was easy to sympathise with the Sunderland manager’s frustration about what looked like a soft decision, with Jason Denayer adjudged to have handled Wayne Routledge’s cross.
(12) Bale ran at Denayer and extended Courtois; Ramsey saw a shot deflect wide and, from another Ramsey cross, Robson-Kanu’s header worked Courtois.
(13) City also already have the highly rated Belgium defender Jason Denayer on their books, who is expected to be given a chance to prove himself in the first team squad after spending the last two seasons out on loan.