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| Explanation of vitamin D (noun) form: no plural organic substance derived from steroids that is required for bone metabolism
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| Explanation of meter (noun) form plural: meters unit of length
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| Explanation of peritoneum (noun) form plural: peritoneums membrane lining the inside of the abdominal cavity
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| Explanation of multi- (preffix) many
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| Explanation of adipose (adjective) forms: more adipose; most adipose; less adipose; least adipose of fat; fatty
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| Explanation of immunology (noun) form plural: immunologies the study of the body's defense system against illness and invasion
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| Explanation of isomer (noun) form plural: isomers a compound with the same elements but different atomic arrangements
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| Explanation of obstetrician (noun) form plural: obstetricians doctor who is a specialist in conception, pregnancy and childbirth
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| Explanation of equilibrium (noun) form: no plural state of a body or physical system at rest
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| Explanation of delay (verb) forms: delayed; delayed; delaying to put off to a later time; to slow the progress of something
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