The state or quality of being an element, or the nature of something that is an elemental essence or quality. It can refer to the fundamental, basic, or primitive qualities of something.
/ˌel.əˈment.ə.lə.ti/
The Church of England, also known as the Church of England in England, is the oldest branch of the Anglican Communion. It is the established church of England and has the monarch as its supreme governor. It is a Christian church that maintains continuity with aspects of Roman Catholic tradition and doctrine and has its own laws and customs.
/tʃɜːrfɒibliːnd/
Coolitude is a concept or term introduced by Arjun Appadurai, a social theorist and anthropologist, as a creolized term to describe the multiple and intersecting identities and experiences of Indo-Caribbeans and the broader South Asian diaspora in the Caribbean and other parts of the world. It acknowledges the blending of cultures, languages, and experiences, often associated with colonial history and migration.
/'kɔːlɪˌtɪd/
To cause someone to feel or to appreciate a work of art based on its description in words or other non-material forms. It involves experiencing a reaction or emotion to a depiction or description of a visual work of art.
/ɪkˈfɔːrIZE/
Polyzoaria is a term used in zoology to refer to the larval form of certain bryozoans, which are commonly referred to as moss animals. These larvae exhibit a large number of ciliated tentacles, which are particularly characteristic of their shell.
/ˌpɒlɪzəˈriə/
To reconceptualize means to reconsider and reevaluate a concept, situation, or theory, often leading to a fundamental change in perspective or understanding.
/ri.kənˈstruː.ʃəl.ə.tɪkl/
A term that seems to be a misspelling of 'subinforme,' which in Spanish can mean a sensory impression or report. In English, there isn't an exact equivalent, but it might be related to a subset of inform or a form of information.
/ˈsʌbˌfɔːrn/
A group of diseases characterized by lung inflammation and fibrosis caused by the inhalation of dust (mineral dusts or organic dusts), leading to scarring of lung tissue.
/nीˈməʊkōnīˌōsɪz/
Not motivated by a desire to do something unselfishly or to help others. It refers to actions or behaviors driven by self-interest rather than a concern for others. It can imply a lack of altruism or a focus on one's own interests.
/ʌnˈæl.Τruː.ə.sti.kəl/
Not deficient or lacking; complete or whole in one's capacity or quality. It indicates that someone or something is fully capable, complete, or possessing all necessary qualities.
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