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Significados de uncrystallized en inglés

Without real or apparent crystalline form.

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      Examples for "amorphous"
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      Easier to price risks generally pay a lower premium than amorphous ones.
      Reuters
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      ALLOPHANE, one of the few minerals known only in the amorphous state.
      The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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      And in my earlier work, there were a lot of amorphous shapes.
      The new yorker
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      It must still be difficult to forge unity in an amorphous squad?
      The Guardian
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      Allegations surrounding Massino about drugs proved to be rather ambiguous and amorphous.
      King of the godfathers: "big joey" massino and the fall of the b...
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      In the world of letters everything is a little up in the air, volatile and uncrystallised.
      Aspects of Literature
      Uso de uncrystallized en inglés
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      But then Barbara was herself a world of uncrystallized poetry.
      There & Back
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      Meanwhile, in the uncrystallized solution the curious analyst might detect traits bright or sinister, ordinarily invisible.
      Idolatry: A Romance
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      The diamond is pure crystallized carbon, and charcoal made from pure sugar is pure, uncrystallized carbon.
      The Story of the Soil; from the Basis of Absolute Science and Re...
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      The uncrystallized sirup is expressed by putting the whole into cloth bags and subjecting them to pressure.
      Scientific American Supplement, No. 561, October 2, 1886
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      He tried to look calm and normal as they undressed, but some uncrystallized thought was troubling him.
      The marks of cain
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      The music of a poem is its meaning in sound as distinguished from word-itsmeaning in solution, as it were, uncrystallized by articulation.
      England's Antiphon
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      The turquois, for example, is a very rare stone, which is apparently absolutely uncrystallized, but possesses great beauty of color, and is therefore much prized.
      Scientific American Supplement, No. 1082, September 26, 1896
      Uncrystallized a través del tiempo