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Genizah
ɡɛˈniːzəMeanings of Genizah:
nounA room attached to a synagogue and housing damaged, discarded, or heretical texts and sacred relics.
Usage examples:
The study is based on source material preserved in genizahs and now dispersed in libraries around t…
Genocides
ˈdʒen.ə.saɪdMeanings of Genocides:
nounThe deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group.
Usage examples:
A campaign of genocide
Genoese
ˌdʒɛnəʊˈiːzMeanings of Genoese:
adjectiveRelating to or characteristic of the italian seaport of genoa or its inhabitants.
Usage examples:
A wealthy genoese family
nounA native or inhabitant of the italian seaport of genoa.
Usage examples:
No two genoese will agree on the exact proportions of the ingredients of pesto
Genomes
ˈdʒiː.nəʊmMeanings of Genomes:
nounThe haploid set of chromosomes in a gamete or microorganism, or in each cell of a multicellular organism.
Usage examples:
The two haploid genomes of the two gametes are then combined to constitute a new individual.
Genotypes
ˈdʒen.ə.taɪpMeanings of Genotypes:
nounThe genetic constitution of an individual organism.
Usage examples:
What evidence to you have that the genotype of such organisms has not evolved?
verbInvestigate the genetic constitution of (an individual organism).
Usage examples:
The person appointed will be responsible for maintaining and genotyping many different lines of zeb…
Meanings of Gens:
nounA group of families in ancient rome who shared a name and claimed a common origin.
Usage examples:
As tiberius was immediately adopted by augustus, germanicus became a member of the julian gens in t…
verbFind out about.
Usage examples:
We genned up on the agencies that had done the work
Meanings of Genteelism:
nounA word or expression used because it is thought to be socially more acceptable than the everyday word.
Usage examples:
In german usage ‘sister’ was the accepted genteelism for ‘mistress’
Meanings of Genteelize:
verbTo make (a person or thing) genteel.
Genteelly
dʒenˈtiːl.liMeanings of Genteelly:
adverbIn a polite, gentle, or graceful way
Usage examples:
She tittered genteelly., they sipped tea genteelly from a china cup and saucer.
Meanings of Genthite:
nounA green mineral consisting of hydrous silicates of nickel and magnesium, found in encrustations and amorphous masses.
Gentian
ˈdʒen.ʃənMeanings of Gentian:
nounA plant of temperate and mountainous regions, which typically has violet or vivid blue trumpet-shaped flowers. many kinds are cultivated as ornamentals, especially as arctic alpines, and some are of medicinal use.
Usage examples:
As we climb, the maze of trees, ferns, and blueberry bushes gives way to subalpine meadows painted …
Meanings of Gentianella:
nounOriginally: any of various small plants of the genus gentiana or family gentianaceae, typically alpine species with deep blue flowers, especially gentiana acaulis. in later use specifically: any member of the genus gentianella (family gentianaceae), comprising small annual or biennial plants which have blue, purple, pink, or white flowers. also (in form gentianella): the genus itself.
Gentile
ˈdʒɛntʌɪlMeanings of Gentile:
adjectiveNot jewish.
Usage examples:
A predominantly gentile audience
nounA person who is not jewish.
Usage examples:
Again we must say that this was strictly a jewish affair, no gentiles being involved; no, not even …
Meanings of Gentiledom:
nounWith capital initial. the gentile world; the parts of the world in which gentile beliefs and practices prevail.
Meanings of Gentilesse:
nounThe fact or condition of being of gentle birth or rank. also: courtesy, graciousness, or refinement, especially as considered to be qualities associated with people of gentle birth or rank; an instance of this. historical or archaic in later use.
Meanings of Gentilhomme:
nounChiefly in french or french-speaking contexts: a gentleman.
Meanings of Gentilic:
adjectiveOf a noun, adjective, etc.: indicating the country, locality, etc., with which a person or thing is affiliated. also of a suffix, etc.: forming words which indicate this.
nounA word expressing affiliation with a particular country, town, tribe, etc.; especially a word derived from a place name and denoting a native or inhabitant of that place.
Meanings of Gentilism:
nounPaganism, heathenism. also as a count noun: a pagan belief or practice. occasionally: the beliefs and practices of people who do not adhere to the jewish faith.
Meanings of Gentilitial:
adjectiveOf or relating to a particular lineage or gens; familial.
Meanings of Gentiobiose:
nounA sugar which results from the partial hydrolysis of gentianose and is a component of some glycosides, such as crocin and amygdalin.
Meanings of Gentiopicrin:
nounA bitter-tasting crystalline glucoside originally isolated from gentian root.
Meanings of Gentisate:
nounA salt or ester, or the anion, of gentisic acid.
Meanings of Gentle:
adjectiveHaving or showing a mild, kind, or tender temperament or character.
Usage examples:
A gentle, sensitive man
verbMake or become gentle.
Usage examples:
Cobb's tone gentled a little
nounA maggot, especially the larva of a blowfly, used as bait.
Usage examples:
He put the gentle on the hook
Meanings of Gentlemanhood:
nounThe position or character of a gentleman.
Meanings of Gentlemanize:
verbTo make (a man) into a gentleman.
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