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Meanings of contain the germ in English
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Usage of contain the germ in English
1
These beans are supposed to contain the germ of Truth.
2
Some of these little pieces contain the germ, or vision, of a longer poem.
3
The bazaar stories not only indicate the state of native opinion, but not infrequently contain the germ of truth.
4
The elegy and iambus contain the germ of the lyric style, though they do not themselves come under that head.
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Remember that, with all these corn products, if they are stone-ground and contain the germ and bran, they are highly perishable.
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Milk from an infected mare may also contain the germ, and colts may become infected by sucking the milk of infected mothers.
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The sowing contains the germ of all the harvests to be reaped.
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In other words, race fecundity contains the germs of intellectual and national existence.
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The delusion passed away-ithad contained the germ of better things.
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That last sentence contained the germ of Mrs. Gibson's present grievance.
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But if the condition of France was bad it contained the germs of improvement.
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But her course was too purely reasonable not to contain the germs of rebellion.
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That idea contains the germ of the Clazomenaean philosopher's conception of the nature of matter.
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These two colonies contained the germ of the future "United States of America."
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Real colonies, containing the germ of a nation, could not be based on such foundations.
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Adam's sexual glands were thought to have contained the germs of the whole of humanity.