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involution
noun as in coil
noun as in convolution
noun as in rolling
Weak matches
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Ecks was executing a series of caricatures illustrating the involution of Hodgkins' face back into a crab-apple.
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(a) Involution forms characterised by alterations of shape (Fig. 90).
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(b) Involution forms characterised by loss of staining power.
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Amongst these the most marked is the formation of the embryonic rim, which is nothing less than the commencement of an involution.
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It is very probable that there is one involution to each segment of the body between the front and hind ends of the Oviduct.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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