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atomic combination that releases energynuclear fusion
(Biology) in a catabolic manner (pertaining to the breaking down of plant and animal material in the body to release energy)catabolically
(Biology) in a heterotrophic manner (deriving energy from externally produced organic compounds)heterotrophically
(Biology) metabolic breakdown of complex materials into simpler materials which results in the release of energy (also catabolism)katabolism
(Biology) metabolic breakdown of complex materials into simpler materials which results in the release of energy (also katabolism), metabolismcatabolism
(Biology) produce chemical compounds using solar energy (esp. in plants), to produce carbohydrates by photosynthesisphotosynthesize
(British spelling for reflection) act of casting back a mirror image; act of sending back energy from a surface; state of being reflected; image that is reflected; idea, concept; thought, notion; act of placing blame, accusationreflexion
(British) license plate, car number, combination of numerals stamped into a metal plate which identifies the vehiclenumberplate
(Chemistry) as pertains to isotopes, by means of isotopes (form of a chemical element which has the same atomic number as the other forms but a different atomic weight)isotopically
(Chemistry) colorless flammable liquid used in the manufacture of cosmetics and as a solvent; any of a class of compounds created by the combination of aldehydes and alcohol, colorless chemical solvent, organic compoundacetal
(combination of the words campus and police) police force that patrols and guards the campus of Rice University (founded as William Marsh Rice Institute opened 1912 in Houston, Texas)campos
(Computers) Alt key (keyboard key pressed in combination with other keys to execute commands)Alt
(Grammar) verb used in combination with one or more other words to create an idiomatic expression (ex: take on, take off), forming a phrase, dialectical; containing phrases, containing a group of words that functions as a single unit (Grammar)phrasal
(Linguistics) study of morphemes; organization of language according to morphemes, morpheme combination process, study of morpheme combinationmorphemics
(Mathematics) branch of mathematics that deals with individual sets and problems of combination (divided into sub-branches: combinatorial analysis, combinatorial geometry, etc.)combinatorics
 

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