
Explanation of solid (adjective) forms: more solid; most solid; less solid; least solid firm in substance
Sample of solid Matter can exist in three different physical forms: gas, liquid, and solid.
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Explanation of valid (adjective) forms: more valid; most valid; less valid; least valid based on good evidence or reasoning
Sample of valid There is valid evidence suggesting that immunization carries risks.
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Explanation of similar (adjective) forms: more similar; most similar; less similar; least similar not very different from something; alike
Sample of similar Protons and neutrons have a similar mass.
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Explanation of afferent (adjective) relates to a nerve that carries signals towards the central nervous system
Sample of afferent Afferent nerves carry sensory information.
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Explanation of binocular (adjective) involving both eyes at the same time
Sample of binocular Although the principles of binocular vision might rather straightforward, they still require careful attention to the finer details of how we view and perceive the world.
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Explanation of ductless (adjective) without ducts
Sample of ductless Ductless glands release hormones directly into the blood.
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Explanation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) (noun) form: no plural clear fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord
Sample of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) The CSF is contained in the subarachnoid space and moves in the ventricles of the brain and the central canal of the spinal cord.
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Explanation of systematic (adjective) forms: more systematic; most systematic; less systematic; least systematic following a system or logical sequence
Sample of systematic Medicine is usually taught in a systematic way.
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Explanation of hirsute (adjective) forms: more hirsute; most hirsute; less hirsute; least hirsute hairy
Sample of hirsute Men are naturally more hirsute than women.
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Explanation of maternal (adjective) of the mother; mother-like
Sample of maternal Maternal complications during pregnancy are higher in poorer countries.
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