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Definition of addition reaction (noun)
form plural: addition reactions

process in which two molecules join to form a single compound

Examples
Addition reactions occur typically with unsaturated compounds.

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Definition of hip (noun)
form plural: hips

bone that makes up the pelvis; area of the body between the to pf the thigh and the waist

Examples
The hips become more pronounced in females at puberty.

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Definition of achilles tendon (noun)
form plural: achilles tendons

a long tendon that connects the calf muscle to the heel bone

Examples
The Achilles tendon is the strongest tendon in the body.

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Definition of morbidity (noun)
form plural: morbidities

state of suffering from having a disease

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The morbidity rate is the number of cases of people with a disease in a population.

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Definition of lacrimal gland (noun)
form plural: lacrimal glands

gland that makes tears

Examples
The lacrimal gland lies beneath the upper eyelid.

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Definition of cotyledon (noun)
form plural: cotyledons

seed leaf of the embryo of a plant

Examples
The cotyledon contains food ready for germination.

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Definition of fever (noun)
form: no plural

an increase in body temperature above normal

Examples
A fever is a sign that the body is fighting an infection, inflammation or other invasion.

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Definition of victim (noun)
form plural: victims

someone hurt or wounded by something

Examples
The victim of the road traffic accident needed multiple operations to reconstruct her leg.

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Definition of blood vessel (noun)
form plural: blood vessels

channel through which blood circulates (e.g. vein or artery)

Examples
The human cardiovascular system consists of a muscular four-chambered heart, a network of blood vessels, and the blood itself.

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Definition of theory (noun)
form plural: theories

a general principle which helps to explain the world around us and relates facts to each other

Examples
Theories develop from hypotheses which are proven to be true from experiments.

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