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accompaniment, concurrence, Christian belief regarding Communion, existence or occurrence together, something connected with something else	concomitance
(Anatomy) either of two small funnel-shaped cartilages located to the rear of larynx; muscle connected to the arytenoid cartilage; small mucous gland in front of the arytenoid cartilage, pertaining to two small cartilages located on top of the cricoid ...	arytenoid
(Biblical) name of God in the Old Testament; one of the modern Christian names of God	Jehovah
(Catholic) participate in a concelebration (practice of several priests saying Mass together), officiate jointly at Christian Mass	concelebrate
(Chemistry) in an allotropic manner (existence of a chemical element in two or more different forms)	allotropically
(Chemistry) of tautomerism, pertaining to the existence of one substance in various forms	tautomeric
(Christianity) a heretic who adhered to the belief that the Trinity does not exist	Monarchian
(Christianity) religious ceremony or ritual believed to have been instituted by Jesus and viewed as a symbol of grace (such as baptism, matrimony, etc.); Holy Communion, holy bread, consecrated elements of Communion, religious rite or ceremony, somethi...	sacrament
(Computers) built-in, permanently connected, cannot be changed or adjusted (i.e. of a function or program)	hardwired
(Computers) connected, connected to another computer or to the Internet; available through the Internet, connected via a computer, directly connected to a measurable process, ongoing, on-line, see also:off-line, while connected to a computer	online
(Computers) system in which various types of media are connected by a hypertext program so that users can move between them in a non-linear manner (the World Wide Web is one such system), multi-media hypertext system	hypermedia
(Geology) belief that major geological changes on earth were caused by catastrophes (and not by gradual change), pessimism, theory of geological violence	catastrophism
(Grammar) noun; word or phrase functioning as a noun, directly attaching as dye color, essential, existing independently; real, tangible; substantial; of or pertaining to the essence of something; functioning as a noun (Grammar); expressing existence (...	substantive
(History) principles and methods of the Nazis, doctrines of German National Socialists, belief that the Aryan race is superior to all other races (especially races of color) and that genocide is justifiable	Naziism
(History) principles and methods of the Nazis, doctrines of German National Socialists, belief that the Aryan race is superior to all other races (especially races of color) and that genocide is justifiable	nazism

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