It's not a scientificword, but the colloquial name for a type of acne that frequent wearing of a mask can cause.
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Most kids called it come, Boogers said, but his big brother had told him that the really scientificword for it was jizzum.
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The want of modern scientificwords in Irish is undeniable, and doubtless we should adopt the existing names into our language.
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The smallest of these fragments, consisting in mere scientificwords and metaphors, are often nothing more than ornamental flourishes of critical narration.
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From the behavior of the individual as a whole we may well conclude that summation is but a scientificexpression for "nagging."
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For the present, I can give you nothing but horrible scientificexpressions, which at the same time will give you no idea about the matter.
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Scientificexpressions have, of course, a practical function; concepts are "plans of action" or servants of plans, the most perfect and delicate that man possesses.
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Or put it in scientificphrase, and say: Home is the laboratory of character.
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Persistence of vision, that's the scientificphrase.
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In this case the common name is inferior to the scientificphrase, which, when translated, becomes both expressive and accurate.
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Who would change them for all the scientificphrases in the world?
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Scientificphrases are used like scientific wheels and piston-rods to make swifter and smoother yet the path of the comfortable.
Uso de scientific term en inglés
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You know, the scientificterm for what their products are designed for.
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What then is the physical explanation of this scientificterm?
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The scientificterm for the phenomenon is 'perigee moon'.
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I was -and I believed this is the scientificterm for it -banjaxed.
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The scientificterm for that is bad.
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Several English commentators preferred to use a more scientificterm about the President's role in the peace process.
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Surprisingly, for a descriptive scientificterm used so widely in policy, teaching, conservation and industry, the term species isn't a nice precise descriptive term.
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In its manner of growth and flowering, it much resembles the common sunflower; of which, as its scientificterm suggests, it is really a species.
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POLYGYNY, [Footnote: The word "polygamy" is too broad in its meaning to use as a scientificterm for this form of the family.
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Disappointed to read this from you." "What is the scientificterm for "tone-deafness?" asked John Pavlovitz, author of the book Hope and Other Superpowers.
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The study found that ferrets can also become infected with SARS-CoV-2, the scientificterm for the virus that causes the Covid-19 disease.
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In scientificterms, embryos and fetuses are different and mutually exclusive entities.
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In more scientificterms, the flexing is converting kinetic energy to potential energy.
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Taken in scientificterms, love had nothing to do with procreation.
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The last two possibilities are, in scientificterms, even more exciting.
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The last two possibilities are, in scientificterms, the most exciting.