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Meanings of atom in English
Atom Syndication Format (XML)-used for web feeds Atom Publishing Protocol (HTTP)-protocol for creating and updating web resources.
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Usage of atom in English
1
Many years ago we of Earth renounced war, destroyed our atom bombs.
2
Has the atom bomb helped the United States in Iraq or Afghanistan?
3
Then the new world stopped falling, and every atom locked into place.
4
However, the more electrons in an atom, the greater their mutual repulsion.
5
This projectile was but an atom in the immensity of the ocean.
6
Right after we got up here, Earth got in an atom war.
7
But an electrically charged solar-system atom has a big problem in stability.
8
There wasn't an atom of artificial negamatter in the world in 1969.
9
Come, and let us show you how a reliable, medium-sized atom operates.
10
I felt like an atom in immensity, alone in that strange place.
11
But precisely the same postulates are made of the atom of Democritus.
12
I make sure to wring every last atom of pleasure from it.
13
This is enough to ensure the equilibrium of the almost imponderable atom.
14
The atom is accepted by science as the final particle of matter.
15
Every atom of my being ached to make things right for him.
16
There is one atom of sense in what you have just said.
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Atom across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common