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1. Working merely for the sake of monetary or other reward; actuated by considerations of self-interest.
2. Someone who receives payment for his services; chiefly, a professional soldier serving a foreign power.

1. Pertaining to soldiers; that is, used, performed, or brought about by soldiers; befitting a soldier.
2. Engaged in the life of a soldier; belonging to the army.
3. Having the characteristics of a soldier; soldierly.
4. Having reference to the armed forces or to the army. 5. Adapted to or connected with a state of war as distinguished from organizations referring to civil, ecclesiastical, etc.

1. Someone who is sent on a mission, especially one sent to do religious or charitable work in a territory or foreign country.
2. Someone who attempts to persuade or convert others to a particular program, doctrine, or set of principles; a propagandist.
3. Of or relating to missions or missionaries.
4. Engaged in the activities of a mission or missionary.
5. Tending to propagandize or use insistent persuasion: missionary fervor.

1. Pertaining to death or funerals.
2. A place where dead bodies are kept until burial or cremation.

1. Important in order to achieve a specific result, or desired by authority or convention: "It is necessary that we let the local authorities know that the sewer cover on the street is missing."
2. Inevitable according to what has happened previously: "The authorities will no doubt find it necessary to replace the sewer cover immediately."
3. Being essential, indispensable, or a requirement.
4. Etymology: from Latin necessarius, from necesse, "unavoidable, indispensable"; originally, "no backing away" from ne-, "not" + cedere, "to withdraw, to go away, to yield".

1. The nectar-producing organ of a flowering plant.
2. A glandlike organ, located outside or within a flower, that secretes nectar.

1. Of or relating to a number or numbers.
2. Belonging to a certain number; counting as one of a collection or body.