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Meanings of twinning in English

Producing two offspring at a time.

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Examples for "biparous"
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Several groups, divided from the main one in biparous fashion, jigged rapturously to the sound of stringed instruments.
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Usage of twinning in English
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AIB Bank has announced a twinning agreement with the Lithuanian Savings Bank.
The Irish Times
2
On the refrains her voice spun, twinning and mixing with my own.
The Name of the Wind
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To say that cloning is just like twinning: it's no good.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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The visit was the start of a twinning project between the two schools.
The Irish Times
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I told you that first day: cloning is only delayed twinning.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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So lack of twinning doesn't rule out a detonation. He emptied the fork.
Fatal Voyage
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It's actually no more than delayed twinning, followed by surrogate implantation.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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DZ twinning was modelled as a trait expressed only in women.
Pubmed
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This week he's separated the twinning Ewes from the singles.
Radio NZ
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Well, the fashion phenomenon of twinning is a bit like friendship bracelets for grown-ups.
The Irish Times
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Sir, - So Dublin City is considering twinning with the city of Tiananmen Square.
The Irish Times
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There is an increased prevalence of monozygotic twinning in BWS.
Pubmed
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Two crystal forms were obtained, one showing poor diffraction and the other merohedral twinning.
Pubmed
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The second most important tech development, according to Hoepner, is the rise of digital twinning.
The Irish Times
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Controlling twinning in seeds is therefore critically important for high-yield synthesis of many anisotropic nanostructures.
Pubmed
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Non-biological "twinning" is yet another bizarre feature observed within MONARCH programming.
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