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Meanings of quiescent in anglès
Usage of quiescent in anglès
1
Unemployment fell to levels not seen in decades, yet inflation remained quiescent.
2
For decades they have been the most quiescent of public sector workers.
3
Although often quiescent in adults, these cells become proliferative upon physiological demand.
4
The water under the boat was quiescent now, and we glided along.
5
The British Vice-Admiral did not intend to remain in this quiescent condition.
6
She lifted her hand; the Baelrath was quiescent, which was a blessing.
7
Assessment of proliferation in 3D culture showed quiescent cells and PDGF unresponsiveness.
8
He drew pictures of the healthy Rome when turbulent, the doomed quiescent.
9
The Army of Northern Virginia never before had been quiescent so long.
10
This suggests reactivation of quiescent mycobacteria during a period of impaired immunity.
11
But in the cool damp of morning the flying scourges were quiescent.
12
For nearly a century after this the little Jewish republic remained quiescent.
13
At school, however, this taste had been quiescent; for books were few.
14
When untouched and quiescent, the contents appear as an homogeneous purple fluid.
15
Under these circumstances all was quiescent, and the galvanometer exhibited no effect.
16
Below the majesty of the Halo, Earth was almost quiescent by comparison.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
Common