pəˈpleksɪdlɪ

  • 71Techneplex — Tech·ne·plex (tekґnə pleks″) trademark for a kit for the preparation of technetium Tc 99m pentetate …

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  • 72Thioplex — Thio·plex (thiґo pleks″) trademark for a preparation of thiotepa …

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  • 73triplex — tri·plex (triґpleks) (tripґleks) [Gr. triploos triple] triple or three fold …

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  • 74perplex — v. (R) it perplexed me to learn of his decision; it perplexed me that they refused the offer * * * [pə pleks] (R) it perplexed me to learn of his decision: it perplexed me that they refused the offer …

    Combinatory dictionary

  • 75perplexing — adj. perplexing to + inf. (it was perplexing to read so many contradictory accounts of the incident) * * * [pə pleksɪŋ] perplexing to + inf. (it was perplexing to read so many contradictory accounts of the incident) …

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  • 76complex — com|plex1 W2S3 [ˈkɔmpleks US ˌka:mˈpleks] adj [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: complexus, past participle of complecti to include (many different things) , from com ( COM ) + plectere ( PLEXUS)] 1.) consisting of many different parts and often… …

    Dictionary of contemporary English

  • 77duplex — du|plex [ˈdju:pleks US ˈdu: ] n AmE [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: duo two + plex fold ] a type of house that is divided into two parts, so that it has two separate homes in it …

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  • 78perplex — per|plex [pəˈpleks US pər ] v [T] [Date: 1500 1600; Origin: perplex perplexed (14 17 centuries), from Latin perplexus, from plexus twisted together ] if something perplexes you, it makes you feel confused and worried because it is difficult to… …

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  • 79plexus — plex|us [ˈpleksəs] n →↑solar plexus …

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  • 80solar plexus — solar plex|us [ˌsəulə ˈpleksəs US ˌsoulər ] n [singular] [Date: 1700 1800; Origin: Because its nerves spread out from the center like the rays of the sun] the front part of your body just below your ↑ribs ▪ a blow to the solar plexus …

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