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71ger|mane´ness — ger|mane «jur MAYN», adjective. 1. closely connected; to the point; pertinent: »Your statement is not germane to the discussion. SYNONYM(S): appropriate, relevant. 2. Obsolete, german; akin. –ger|mane´ly …
72ger|mane´ly — ger|mane «jur MAYN», adjective. 1. closely connected; to the point; pertinent: »Your statement is not germane to the discussion. SYNONYM(S): appropriate, relevant. 2. Obsolete, german; akin. –ger|mane´ly …
73ger|mane — «jur MAYN», adjective. 1. closely connected; to the point; pertinent: »Your statement is not germane to the discussion. SYNONYM(S): appropriate, relevant. 2. Obsolete, german; akin. –ger|mane´ly …
74Ger|man´i|cal|ly — ger|man|ic «jur MAN ihk», adjective. Chemistry. of or containing germanium, especially with a valence of 4. ╂[< german(ium) + ic] Ger|man|ic «jur MAN ihk», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. of Germany or the Germans; German. 2. of the people of… …
75Ger|man|ic — «jur MAN ihk», adjective. Chemistry. of or containing germanium, especially with a valence of 4. ╂[< german(ium) + ic] Ger|man|ic «jur MAN ihk», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. of Germany or the Germans; German. 2. of the people of northwestern… …
76ger|man|ic — «jur MAN ihk», adjective. Chemistry. of or containing germanium, especially with a valence of 4. ╂[< german(ium) + ic] Ger|man|ic «jur MAN ihk», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. of Germany or the Germans; German. 2. of the people of northwestern… …
77Ger´man|iz´er — Ger|man|ize «JUR muh nyz», verb, ized, iz|ing. –v.t. 1. to make German in habits, customs, or character. 2. to translate into German. –v.i. to become German in habits, customs, or character. –Ger´man|i|za´tion, noun. –Ger´man|iz´er, noun …
78Ger´man|i|za´tion — Ger|man|ize «JUR muh nyz», verb, ized, iz|ing. –v.t. 1. to make German in habits, customs, or character. 2. to translate into German. –v.i. to become German in habits, customs, or character. –Ger´man|i|za´tion, noun. –Ger´man|iz´er, noun …
79Ger|man|ize — «JUR muh nyz», verb, ized, iz|ing. –v.t. 1. to make German in habits, customs, or character. 2. to translate into German. –v.i. to become German in habits, customs, or character. –Ger´man|i|za´tion, noun. –Ger´man|iz´er, noun …
80ger´mi|nal|ly — ger|mi|nal «JUR muh nuhl», adjective. 1. of or like germs or germ cells. 2. Figurative. in the earliest stage of development: »Those germinal ideas…had been sprouting under cover (George Eliot). SYNONYM(S): elementary, rudimentary. ╂[< New… …
