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Results for: degeneration, delegating of responsibilities, delegating power, inheritance of privileges, transference of authority

English	English
(Biology) pertaining to devolution, pertaining to degeneration	devolutionary
(Computers) unit of data size equal to 2 to the 80th power bytes or 1024 zettabytes (largest unit of data size)	yottabyte
(Grammar) verb form used to show that the subject is being acted upon (rather than performing an action), expressing action done to the subject, influenced by something external, lacking a power source, not actively taking part, not managed by the inve...	passive
(in western Africa) object believed to have magical powers; magical power attributed to an object; rule resulting from superstitious beliefs associated with an object, musical style characterized by drums and Hawaiian-style guitar (developed in Nigeria...	juju
(new zealand) supernatural force or power, magical ability, supernatural powers (Polynesian, appears also in the game "Dungeons and Dragons")	mana
(Roman Catholicism) the authority which teaches doctrine, teaching authority of Roman Catholic Church	magisterium
(symbol) ) sigma, ability to transmit electricity, conductance (, property or power of conducting (heat, etc.), transmission of nerve impulses	conductivity
(USA) number equal to 10 to the 24th power; (British) number equal to 10 to the 42nd power, 10 24, 10 42	septillion
1 followed by 100 zeros, number 1 followed by 100 zeros, 10 to the power of 100	googol
10 people in power	decemvirate
10 to the 18th power, number 1 followed by 18 zeros (in U.S., Canada); 10 to the 30th power, 1 followed by 30 zeros (in Britain), one followed by 18 zeros	quintillion
10 to the fifteenth power, 1 followed by 15 zeros (in U.S., Canada); 10 to the 24th power, 1 followed by 24 zeros (in Britain), one followed by 15 zeros, one followed by 24 zeros	quadrillion
a military opponent, harmful thing, hostile power, rival, foe, unfriendly opponent	enemy
A nickname for the Washington public power supply system which in the 1970s raised billions of dollars through municipal bondofferings, but because of bad management, the projects which the offerings were to finance did not materialize and Whoops defau...	Whoops
A statistical factor used for the conversion current dollar purchasing power into inflation-adjusted purchasing power enabling the comparison of prices while accounting for inflation in two different time periods.	Deflator

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