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Meanings of granular in English
Catalan
granulós Composed of or covered with particles resembling meal in texture or consistency.
Synonyms
Examples for "gritty"
Examples for "gritty"
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The above kinds enjoy a gritty vegetable soil; perfect drainage is indispensable.
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Root was far from his best but gutsed out a gritty innings.
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The nitty-gritty of the American dream doesn't come much grittier than this.
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This was exactly the kind of gritty response he had hoped for.
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The historically accurate film Dunkirk is being praised for its gritty reality.
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This week brought yet another documentary with near wall-to-wall grainy old footage.
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A grainy, gray picture of a dismal room appears on the screen.
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It tasted slightly grainy, imbued with the sunlight of a summer morning.
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There's even a windshield cam to record grainy images during the descent.
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One screen, larger than the rest, showed a moving grainy gray image.
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Hajj is not a mealy-mouthed liberal suck-up to Islamic countries or institutions.
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Nearly everyone involved in the shenaniagns had some mealy-mouthed excuses to offer.
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When we need protest and backbone, we get mealy-mouthed responses and jellyfish.
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It is dry and mealy, of the taste of chestnuts and cheese.
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On boiling the fruit it became nearly as mealy as a potato.
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It contained partly-digested food, apparently consisting of cheese, potatoes and farinaceous powder.
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The farinaceous matter afforded by each plant is very considerable, 500 lbs.
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The lungs are satisfied with a provision of vegetable and farinaceous food.
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The result is, they know but little of farinaceous or vegetable food.
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Fresh mutton or beef, a variety of vegetables, and a farinaceous pudding.
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Large crystals and a subsequent demand for tape characterize the coarse-grained granite.
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A microgel particle consists of coarse-grained linear polymers, which are tetra-functionally crosslinked.
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These particles are an ideal test system for the extension of coarse-grained models.
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His holo, rather, a genial if somewhat coarse-grained ghost afloat in golden light.
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A coarse-grained model for molecular dynamics simulations is extended from lipids to proteins.
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The soluble filtrate from starch paste also contains a substance identical with granulose.
Usage of granular in English
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The data needs to be sufficiently granular so as to be useful.
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Similar to Cheddar, but more granular, softer in texture and marketed younger.
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Recurrent granular deposits developed in the corneal graft 14 months after surgery.
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Involucrin was used as a differentiation marker for spinous and granular cells.
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The formation of the granular sphere was hastened by any accidental injury.
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This more granular approach to the apocalypse favors sharp writing and nuance.
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Circle with Disney, though, allows for more granular remote control than FreeTime.
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He pointed out some granular smears across a section of the scan.
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Congenital gingival lesions comprise the majority of the pediatric granular cell tumors.
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In addition, more granular details of customer feedback are swiftly acted upon.
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The staining patterns for Cx45 rather were typified by granular cytoplasmic staining.
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Not all parts of the motor cortex have the granular cell layer.
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The mapping is not granular enough to get a very accurate comparison.
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Fortunately, most browsers give you pretty granular cookie controls, as detailed below.
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A layer of granular charcoal, O', also covers the charge on top.
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In three cases, a coarse granular reaction product with periodic acid-Schiff was present.
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Granular through the time
Granular across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common