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synonym of cyberwar

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Part_of_speech of cyberwar

noun

Definition of cyberwar

Cyberwar is a conflict carried out in cyberspace in which a nation or non-state actor targets another nation's digital infrastructure and information systems for strategic, political, or military advantage. It encompasses a broad spectrum of cyberattacks, including espionage, sabotage, and destructive actions.

Pronunciation of cyberwar

/ˈsʌb.pər.wɔːr/

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synonym of Youden

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Part_of_speech of Youden

noun

Definition of Youden

A statistic used in the evaluation of diagnostic tests, calculated as the sum of the sensitivity and specificity minus one, which provides a measure of a test's diagnostic accuracy.

Pronunciation of Youden

/ˈjuːdən/

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synonym of Apodemus

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Part_of_speech of Apodemus

noun

Definition of Apodemus

A genus of rodents, typically small in size with furred tails and pointed snouts, including the common vole and woodmouse.

Pronunciation of Apodemus

/əˈpɒ.də.məs/

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synonym of presew

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Part_of_speech of presew

verb (misspelled, correct spelling is 'presew' or more likely 'presew' is meant to be 'presew' which is not a standard English word. Considering the context, it might be meant to be 'presew' which is not a recognized English word, but it seems to refer to a form of sewing or embroidery that involves patterns or designs created before the fabric is sewn together.)

Definition of presew

To create a design or pattern on fabric or thread before sewing, often using machines or hand techniques. This is a form of decoration that can include jacquard weaving or embroidery techniques.

Pronunciation of presew

/prɪˈsɛw/

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synonym of villainization

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Part_of_speech of villainization

noun

Definition of villainization

the process of portraying someone or something as wicked, evil, or discreditable, often for political or social reasons, and typically increasing the contrast between the villain and the hero in a narrative or discourse to marginalize or denigrate the villain.

Pronunciation of villainization

/ˌvɪliˈnaɪzd/

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synonym of krarists

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Part_of_speech of krarists

noun

Definition of krarists

Fictional characters or individuals in games, stories, or media that have a knack for playing a wide variety of musical instruments, often transforming their body into different forms to adjust to the musical style. The term is not officially recognized in any established language and is considered a neologism coined for creative or fictional purposes.

Pronunciation of krarists

/'krær.ɪsts/

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synonym of supawn

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Part_of_speech of supawn

noun

Definition of supawn

A term used in Chinese chess to refer to a pawn that has been promoted to a more powerful piece, such as a horse, cannon, or elephant. In some contexts, it can also refer to a novice chess player or a beginner.

Pronunciation of supawn

/ˈsəupɔːn/

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synonym of taxonomically

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Part_of_speech of taxonomically

adverb

Definition of taxonomically

In a manner consistent with taxonomy, the classification of organisms into a structured system based on shared characteristics, evolutionary relationships, and other biological criteria.

Pronunciation of taxonomically

/ˌtæksiˈɒnəməlɪ/

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synonym of deflectable

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Part_of_speech of deflectable

adjective

Definition of deflectable

Capable of being deflected or turned aside; not fixed or firmly attached.

Pronunciation of deflectable

/dɪˈflɛktəbəl/

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synonym of supersagaciousness

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Part_of_speech of supersagaciousness

noun

Definition of supersagaciousness

An extremely keen or acute capacity for sound judgment, penetration, and insight into the nature of a subject or a situation; extraordinary wisdom or sagacity.

Pronunciation of supersagaciousness

/ˈsuːpəsəˈɡeɪʃəns/

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