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nuclear reactor
production of energy heat or artificial elements or for research purposes The main fuel sustaining the reaction and consumed by the process is typically uranium or plutonium
Mutuary
One who borrows personal chattels which are to be consumed by him and which he is to return or repay in kind
main sequence
and luminosity as it progressively converts more of its original hydrogen into heavier elements After the hydrogen is consumed a star may become a red giant or evolve into other types of star not within the main
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Long winded
Long breathed hence tediously long in speaking consuming much time as a long winded talker
Incorrodible
Incapable of being corroded consumed or eaten away
down market
designed for low income consumers Opposite of upmarket
Incombustible
Not combustible not capable of being burned decomposed or consumed by fire uninflammable as asbestus is an incombustible substance carbon dioxide is an incombustible gas
Incinerate
Reduced to ashes by burning thoroughly consumed by fire
Holocaust
A burnt sacrifice an offering the whole of which was consumed by fire among the Jews and some pagan nations
Flaming
Emitting flames afire blazing consuming illuminating
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