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Meanings of rapid inflection in English
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Usage of rapid inflection in English
1
They sometimes excite extraordinarily rapid inflection, but this is not an invariable result.
2
Propionic, strong but not very rapid inflection; poisonous.
3
Acetic, strong and rapid inflection; poisonous.
4
Hydrocyanic, rather rapid inflection; very poisonous.
5
Gold chloride, rapid inflection: quick poison.
6
Nickel chloride, rapid inflection: probably poisonous.
7
Benzoic, rapid inflection; very poisonous.
8
Platinum chloride, rapid inflection: poisonous.
9
Sodium sulphate, moderately rapid inflection.
10
Sodium phosphate, very rapid inflection.
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Sodium chloride, moderately rapid inflection.
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Sodium oxalate; rapid inflection.
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Sodium carbonate, rapid inflection.
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Sodium nitrate, rapid inflection.
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Sodium citrate, rapid inflection.
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Some cause much more energetic and rapid inflection of the tentacles, and keep them inflected for a much longer time, than do others.
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Rapid inflection across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common