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Значения термина amorphous mass на английском

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Ava paused at the edge of the amorphous mass of dancing kids.
The Good Girls
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To treat all distressed mortgage holders as an amorphous mass of defaulters is wrong.
The Irish Times
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The spare geometry of the rationalist architecture is set against the encroaching, amorphous mass of the forest.
The Irish Times
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Slowly the amorphous mass changed.
The Fourth "R"
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We were looking at an amorphous mass surrounded by two tiny white railroad tracks: the bag's contents and metal zipper.
Death du Jour
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As my four fellow divers and I swam closer, the grey, amorphous mass slowly began to take shape and come into focus.
The Guardian
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Spot was lapping his morning milk out of a saucer, while Fossette stood wistfully, an amorphous mass of thick hair, under the table.
The Old Wives' Tale
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This incredible amorphous mass, made up of millions of defaced architectural fragments of all kinds, is the shattered body of about half the Cathedral.
Over There: War Scenes on the Western Front
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But what can be done against an amorphous mass which gives like a jelly, collapses under the least pressure, and retains no imprint of it?
Jean-Christophe, Volume I
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It is a reddish amorphous mass, insoluble in alcohol, and when distilled yields picoline (methyl pyridine) (A. Baeyer, Ann., 1870, 155, p. 283).
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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There was Russia, too, to consider, but her amorphous masses were slow to assemble and unwieldy to move.
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
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The colour was generally a kind of red, and amorphous masses of what looked like old red sandstone cleft the waves.
The Irish Times
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They are in amorphous masses, are unctuous to the touch, stick to the tongue, and form a fine, smooth paste with water.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 595, May 28, 1887
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They occur in amorphous masses generally, and may be distinguished by being so soft as to be readily cut by the finger nail.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 344, August 5, 1882
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