
Explanation of perpendicularly (adverb) straight; vertically
Sample of perpendicularly If a charged particle moves perpendicularly to a constant, uniform magnetic field, a circular motion with constant speed is generated.
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Explanation of bulbourethral gland (noun) form: no plural gland being located below the prostate and releasing seminal fluid
Sample of bulbourethral gland The bulbourethral gland also called Cowper's gland is homogenous to the Bartholin's gland in females.
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Explanation of retina (noun) form plural: retinas light-sensitive cells lining the eye
Sample of retina The retina is at the back of the eye.
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Explanation of halide (noun) form plural: halides halogen with a more electropositive element
Sample of halide Acyl halides are substances with carbonyl groups bonded to halides.
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Explanation of dorsum (noun) form plural: dorsa the back of the body
Sample of dorsum The patient has a rash on the dorsum.
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Explanation of opening (noun) form plural: openings a hole or break within a solid surface; an entrance
Sample of opening The mouth is an opening in the face where food enters the body.
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Explanation of disaccharide (noun) form plural: disaccharides sugar made up of two monosaccharides
Sample of disaccharide Sucrose is a disaccharide.
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Explanation of lymph node (noun) form plural: lymph nodes collection of white cells that act as filters to invading organisms and abnormal cells
Sample of lymph node Lymph nodes are found all over the body, for example, in the groin, armpit, mesentery, mediastinum and neck.
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Explanation of coma (noun) form: no plural unconscious state
Sample of coma A person in a coma is not dead.
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Explanation of dioxide (noun) form plural: dioxides a compound with 2 oxygen atoms in it
Sample of dioxide Carbon dioxide is an example of a dioxide gas.
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