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Deuterogenic
Of secondary origin said of certain rocks whose material has been derived from older rocks
Delphinic
Pertaining to or derived from the dolphin phocenic
Deducible
Capable of being deduced or inferred derivable by reasoning as a result or consequence
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Decatoic
Pertaining to or derived from decane
Dataria
which are sent graces or favors cognizable in foro externo such as appointments to benefices The name is derived from the word datum given or dated with the indications of the time and place of granting the
cytosine
forming glyosides with ribose and deoxyribose It is the basic component of cytidine deoxycytidine cytosine cytidine monophosphate and derivatives of those compounds
Erucic
Pertaining to or derived from a genus of cruciferous Mediterranean herbs Eruca or Brassica as erucic acid a fatty acid resembling oleic
Ethylidene
metameric with ethylene but written thus CH3CH to distinguish it from the symmetrical ethylene CH2CH2 Its compounds are derived from aldehyde Formerly called also ethidene
Fruition
Use or possession of anything especially such as is accompanied with pleasure or satisfaction pleasure derived from possession or use
Federal
Pertaining to a league or treaty derived from an agreement or covenant between parties especially between nations constituted by a compact between parties usually governments
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