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anticompetitive
adjective(of regulations, practices, etc.) tending to suppress economic competition.
Usage examples:
Several industries are already under investigation after complaints of anticompetitive behaviour
bath
nounA large container for water, used for immersing and washing the body.
Usage examples:
The bedrooms have their own bath and shower
verbWash (someone) while immersing them in a bath.
Usage examples:
How to bath a baby
nounAn ancient hebrew liquid measure equivalent to about 40 litres or 9 gallons.
Usage examples:
The bath, equal to 72 logs, is thus the liquid equivalent of the ephah, also equal to 72 logs.
glister
ˈɡlɪstə
verbSparkle; glitter.
Usage examples:
The wedding ring caught the light, glistering brightly
nounA sparkle.
Usage examples:
Within the canvas, there is a makeshift altar, the flickering of candles illuminating the glister o…
quadrifid
adjectiveDivided into four parts by deep clefts; specifically (of any of the hairs lining the inside of a bladder in a bladderwort) having four arms. sometimes written 4-fid.
nounA structure with four divisions or branches; specifically (in a bladderwort) a four-armed hair.
winsomely
ˈwɪn.səm.li
adverbIn a way that is attractive and pleasing, with simple qualities
Usage examples:
She plays the winsomely beautiful daughter of a businessman., he smiled winsomely, but tessa stared…
adverbIn a way that is attractive and pleasing, with simple qualities
Usage examples:
She plays the winsomely beautiful daughter of a businessman., he smiled winsomely, but tessa stared…
adverbIn a way that is attractive and pleasing, with simple qualities
Usage examples:
She plays the winsomely beautiful daughter of a businessman., he smiled winsomely, but tessa stared…