Subclass

What do we mean by subclass?

A taxonomic category of related organisms ranking below a class and above an order. noun

A subdivision of a set or class. noun

A prime subdivision of a class; in zoology and botany, a division or group of a grade between the class and the order; a superorder. noun

In petrography, in the quantitative classification of igneous rocks (see rock), a division between class and order, based on the relative proportions of the two subgroups of the preponderant group of standard minerals. noun

To place in a sub-class or secondary division of its class.

One of the natural groups, more important than an order, into which some classes are divided. noun

A rank directly below class noun

In object-oriented programming, an object class derived from another class (its superclass) from which it inherits a base set of properties and methods. noun

In object-oriented programming, to create a subclass of. verb

(biology) a taxonomic category below a class and above an order noun

An object class derived from another class (its superclass) from which it inherits a base set of properties and methods.

A rank directly below class

A secondary class within a main class.

Words that are spelled similarly to subclass:
subclass, outclass, sunglass, subclasses, subbass, sub-bass, subclause, sub bass, sub clans, s-class, sub-clans, subclan.

Words that rhyme with subclass:
club class, stub class, sub class.

Adjectives that are often used to describe subclass:
new, special, important, concrete, particular, specific, second, same, first, proper, small, direct, third, single, large, certain, appropriate, separate, major, distinct, simple, interesting, igg3, specialized, male, largest, female, restricted, predominant, abstract, sub, latter, anonymous, shared, unique, trivial, object, relevant, corresponding, fourth, defined, empty, lowest, primitive, extinct, novel, productive, useful, dominant, functional, beta, correct, tractable, iga2, derived, finite, dynamic, morphological, variable, suitable, alternate, semantic, rare, strict, closed, complementary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective subclass:
phrase, relationship, deficiency, relationships, distribution, restriction, hierarchy, button, order, apterygota, clause, deficiencies, copepoda, relation, sum, relations, specificity, stem, pulmonata, archaeornithes, specific, theria, opisthobranchia, tagmeme, package, verb, instances, versions, cirripedia, radiolaria, responsibility, means, superclass, choanichthyes, asteroidea, rosidae, terms, monogenea, elisa, magnoliidae, monocotyledoneae, typing, ciliata, antibodies, dilleniidae, declarative, analysis.

Consonant match to subclass:
sub class.

Words that sound like subclass:
subclass, sublease, suckless, sickless, cyclists, so close, sockless, sackless, cyclus, supplice, superclass, cyclos, suck ass, sub bass, supplies, sunglass, seabass, sebaceous, succus, succuss, sea bass, sapless, ceballos, soapless, sabella, supperless, sulis, succorless, cyclase, subbase, stackless, sublets, c plus, high-class, top class, high class, sickly, symbolise, sibilance, sibley, sexless, cyclo, speckless, cibola, seles, celis, selas, cilice, silis, sybilla, sibilla, sibboleth, sibylla, sick list, silice, ciclo, siglos, solace, cyclops, splice, cyclist, silas, seclude, cyclopes, cialis, someplace, solis, cbs, cible, smokeless, solus, selassie, checkless, sabulous, cyclades, salis, sibelius, salus, sables, declasse, slas, sabala, salles, soleless, cbus, cebolla, secos, sallis, a class, sakis, cebus, sollis, circlets, psychose, s class, sabbats, sibilia, sea louse, a-class, sowbelly.