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Meanings of waxes in inglés
Class of chemical compounds that are plastic (malleable) near ambient temperatures.
Usage of waxes in inglés
1
Pretyman emphasizes trifles, slights important matters, and waxes learned concerning the irrelevant.
2
In them is a supreme God, and one who waxes not old.'
3
The amount of sea ice waxes and wanes with the seasons.
4
He slipped the cylinder over the waxes and tightly into the rubber base.
5
These waxes are selected based on the anticipated snow temperature of the course.
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Enforcement typically waxes under Democratic administrations and wanes under Republican ones.
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As the moon waxes, the power of the current wanes, and vice versa.
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The subterranean brotherhood waxes curiously indignant over being lied to by prison officials.
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Who established that whereby the moon waxes, and whereby she wanes, save Thee?
10
The tobacco cherry waxes, and we soon catch the first waft of smoke.
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I dare not sit idle whilst Roose Bolton's star waxes and mine wanes.
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But there's a problem: The full moon waxes this weekend.
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There'd barely be time for scheduling waxes, let alone any other essential maintenance operations.
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As the credit of the Crown Prince wanes, so the cult of Hindenburg waxes.
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End-group analysis of the waxes reveals β-H elimination as the dominant chain transfer process.
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For 20 minutes he waxes lyrical, his corporate terminology belying a chilling messianic zeal.
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Waxes across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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