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This document discusses various terms related to stone including lith, lithography, monolith, xenolith, batholith, and lithotomy. It defines xenolith as a rock fragment foreign to the igneous rock in which it is embedded. It also states that lithography is the printing of pictures on stone.
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This document discusses the concepts of tang, tact, and touch. It provides examples of when a ball made contact and touched the narrator's arm, leaving them in disbelief, possibly over an illegal contact during a game. The document repeats the words tang, tact, and touch and labels them as nouns.
Somnia sleep
This document discusses insomnia and sleep. It suggests that exposure to bright light for 30 minutes in the morning or evening may cure insomnia. It also notes that inability to fall asleep at night could indicate insomnia.
Pend, pens
This document discusses the meanings of words related to "pend" and "pensive". It explores how "pend" can mean to hang while "pensive" refers to being in a thoughtful state of hanging onto an idea for a long time. An example is given of being in a pensive mood while hanging onto and thinking about philosophy.
Ortho
Orthodontics involves correcting the alignment of teeth. It is a type of dental care provided by orthodontists to fix issues like crooked or misaligned teeth using appliances like braces. Orthodontics aims to achieve a straight and healthy bite through small adjustments over time.
Miss, mit[1]
The document discusses admissions, dismissals, and transmissions. Key terms mentioned include "miss", "mit", "admission", "dismissed", "transmit", and "submit". The document also references an admission fee of $10 for adults at a movie theater and someone being sent home from prison because a judge dismissed their charges.
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Lith
- 1. Lith Monolith, Xenolith, Batholith, Lithotomy, Lithography
- 2. Lith Stone
- 3. Lith Stone
- 4. Lith Stone Xenolith Noun
- 5. Lith Stone Xenolith A rock fragment Noun foreign to the igneous rock in which it is embedded is a xenolith.
- 6. Lith Lithography is the printing of pictures on stone.