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| One who wishes to oppose or reverse the effects of a previous revolt (n.) | Counterrevolutionary | 67%
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| Written partially by the author who was given credit (adj.) | Semiautobiographical | 67%
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| Surgical removal of the uterus through the abdominal wall (n.) | Abdominohysterectomy | 0%
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| The process in which polymers split into monomers without light activation (n.) | Autodepolymerization | 0%
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| A test used to record or measure brain activity (n.) | Electroencephalogram | 0%
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| Metabolic disorder in which LDLs are too high (n.) | Hypercholesterolemia | 0%
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| In economics, the process of expanding enterprises into foreign markets (n.) | Internationalization | 0%
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| Within parentheses (adv.) | Interparenthetically | 0%
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| The trait of not being able to verbalize one's thoughts, feelings, or knowledge (n.) | Noncommunicativeness | 0%
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| In a way that shows excess vigor (adv.) | Overenthusiastically | 0%
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| Relating to the understanding of the early development of anatomically modern humans (adj.) | Paleoanthropological | 0%
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| In a way that retrieves energy from both light and other organisms (adv.) | Photoautotrophically | 0%
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| Ordinal number consisting of 1 followed by 84 zeros (adj.) | Septenvigintillionth | 0%
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| Openness of asking a lot of questions, especially with curiosity (n.) | Superinquisitiveness | 0%
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| The act of rendering unimportant or irrelevant (n.) | Unsubstantialization | 0%
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