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oewn-13595785-n | i108046 | oewn-Westernization-n oewn-Westernisation-n | n | noun.process | assimilation of Western culture; the social process of becoming familiar with or converting to the customs and practices of Western civilization | [
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oewn-13596007-n | i108047 | oewn-widening-n oewn-broadening-n | n | noun.process | an increase in width | [
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oewn-13596131-n | i108048 | oewn-word_processing-n | n | noun.process | rapid and efficient processing (storage and printing) of linguistic data for composition and editing | [
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oewn-13596312-n | i108049 | oewn-zygotene-n | n | noun.process | the second stage of the prophase of meiosis | [
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oewn-13596429-n | i108050 | oewn-zymosis-n | n | noun.process | (medicine) the development and spread of an infectious disease (especially one caused by a fungus) | [
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oewn-13596636-n | i108051 | oewn-zymosis-n oewn-zymolysis-n oewn-fermentation-n oewn-fermenting-n oewn-ferment-n | n | noun.process | a process in which an agent causes an organic substance to break down into simpler substances; especially, the anaerobic breakdown of sugar into alcohol | [
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oewn-85674670-n | in | oewn-mapping-n | n | noun.process | the process of making maps | [
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oewn-90009071-n | in | oewn-tsundere-n | n | noun.process | a character development process that describes a person who is initially cold and even hostile towards another person before gradually showing a warmer side over time. | [
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oewn-92406401-n | in | oewn-aggregate_demand-n oewn-global_demand-n | n | noun.process | In macroeconomics, the total demand for final goods and services in the economy at a given time and price level. | [
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oewn-92417840-n | in | oewn-inelastic_supply-n | n | noun.process | a situation in which any change in the price of a given good does not equal a corresponding change in its supply. | [
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oewn-92418001-n | in | oewn-perfectly_elastic_supply-n | n | noun.process | a market situation in which even a minuscule decrease in the price of a good or service drops the supply for the good or service to zero. | [
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oewn-92418008-n | in | oewn-perfectly_inelastic_demand-n | n | noun.process | a market situation in which there is a constant demand for a good regardless of the movement of its price. | [
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oewn-92418009-n | in | oewn-perfectly_elastic_demand-n | n | noun.process | a market situation in which the demand for a good disappears if its price is rised, and conversely, if the price of a good decreases, the demand becomes infinite. | [
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oewn-92418709-n | in | oewn-material_intensity-n oewn-consumption_of_materials-n | n | noun.process | the expenditure in specific terms (per unit of production) of material resources (basic and auxiliary materials, fuel, energy, and depreciation of fixed assets) needed for production. | [
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oewn-92419119-n | in | oewn-rapaciousness-n oewn-predaciousness-n oewn-predaceousness-n oewn-rapacity-n | n | noun.process | (of an animal, usually a bird) The quality of subsisting off live prey. | [
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oewn-92419120-n | in | oewn-zoophagy-n oewn-carnivorousness-n | n | noun.process | The quality of being an animal that eats meat as the main part of its diet. | [
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oewn-92420715-n | in | oewn-elastic_demand-n | n | noun.process | demand that increases or decreases as the price of a good or service decreases or increases. | [
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oewn-92427488-n | in | oewn-plebeianism-n | n | noun.process | The quality or state of being of or pertaining to the common people; of being vulgar, common. | [
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oewn-92427650-n | in | oewn-clericalization-n | n | noun.process | The process of increasing the power or influence of a religious hierarchy. | [
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oewn-92436949-n | in | oewn-slumpflation-n | n | noun.process | a situation in which economic depression is combined with increasing inflation. | [
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oewn-92438191-n | in | oewn-decrementation-n | n | noun.process | the operation of subtracting one from the operand. | [
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oewn-92438192-n | in | oewn-incrementation-n | n | noun.process | the operation of adding one to the operand. | [
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oewn-92440444-n | in | oewn-cartelization-n | n | noun.process | the process of cartelizing, usually occuring in oligopolistic industry. | [
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oewn-92440968-n | in | oewn-constant-volume_process-n oewn-isometric_process-n oewn-isovolumetric_process-n oewn-isochoric_process-n | n | noun.process | a thermodynamic process during which the volume of the closed system undergoing such a process remains constant. | [
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oewn-92440974-n | in | oewn-cultural_diffusion-n | n | noun.process | the spread of cultural items—such as ideas, styles, religions, technologies, languages etc.—between individuals, whether within a single culture or from one culture to another. | [
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oewn-92442102-n | in | oewn-polytropic_process-n | n | noun.process | An expansion or compression of a gas in which the quantity pV n is held constant, where p and V are the pressure and volume of the gas, and n is some constant. | [
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oewn-92444672-n | in | oewn-ideologization-n | n | noun.process | the process of giving an ideological character or interpretation to; especially of changing or interpreting in relation to a sociopolitical ideology often seen as biased or limited. | [
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oewn-92448349-n | in | oewn-anti-selection-n oewn-adverse_selection-n | n | noun.process | A situation where sellers have information that buyers don't (or vice versa) about some aspect of product quality. | [
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oewn-92450015-n | in | oewn-passive_aggression-n | n | noun.process | indirect expression of hostility, such as through procrastination, stubbornness, sullenness, or deliberate or repeated failure to accomplish requested tasks for which one is (often explicitly) responsible. | [
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oewn-92450017-n | in | oewn-primitive_idealization-n | n | noun.process | an extremely unrealistic, archaic form of idealization. | [
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oewn-92459940-n | in | oewn-bromoil_process-n | n | noun.process | an early photographic process based on the oil print, whose origins date from the mid-nineteenth century. | [
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oewn-92462770-n | in | oewn-interfixation-n | n | noun.process | derivation of a new word by inserting an interfix between two morphemes. | [
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oewn-92464186-n | in | oewn-consonant_mutation-n | n | noun.process | change in a consonant in a word according to its morphological or syntactic environment. | [
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oewn-92465617-n | in | oewn-cohesion-n | n | noun.process | (linguistics) the grammatical and lexical linking within a text or sentence that holds a text together and gives it meaning. | [
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oewn-92465791-n | in | oewn-grammatical_cohesion-n | n | noun.process | cohesion which is based on structural content. | [
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