A type of gamete (reproductive cell) that develops without a partner, commonly found in certain species of unicellular organisms. An anplanogamete cannot participate in sexual reproduction and instead reproduces asexually, often called aplanogamy.
/ænplaˈnəɡəmɪt/
A type of gorgonian coral, characterized by its fan-like or flattened shape, often bearing a superficial resemblance to leaves or feathers.
/ˈɡlɒsəkəm/
A state of being free from or resisting government control, implying a lack of governance or order.
/ʌŋˈgʌv.ə.nɪd.nəs/
The quality or state of being subglobular or slightly rounded; a semispherical or slightly rounded shape.
/'sʌbglə'bɒsətɪ/
the act of adjusting again, especially to compensate for a previous adjustment that no longer fits the current situation. It can refer to making changes in position, size, or level in order to achieve a new state of balance or fit.
/riːˈḍʒʌsthm/
A cohusband is a term used in polyamory to describe a male or female partner in a loving, committed relationship with a couple or person who has a primary relationship with someone else. This arrangement involves all parties being mutually aware and agreeing to the relationships.
/ˈkoʊ.hʌ.bənd/
A subtype of geographic term used in computational geography and geographic information systems, particularly within the United Kingdom, to refer to a specific land area division on the Ordnance Survey maps, typically for smaller areas within a larger civil parish or district. It is more commonly used in the context of postal address or land registration.
/ˈtæbərɪə/
Term derived from 'appeasement', referring to actions or policies intended to prevent conflict by satisfying another's demands, often implying conditional or superficial compliance rather than a long-term peace solution.
/ˌpiː.ɪs.əˈri.zə.ri.əs/