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iron

[ahy-ern] / ˈaɪ ərn /


NOUN
hard, ferrous metal
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Their ability to produce oxygen through photosynthesis is supported by iron dust that settles into the sea.

From Science Daily

With the Australian Open starting at Melbourne Park on Sunday, Swiatek has little time to iron out her technical issues after 36 unforced errors to Bencic's 10 on Sunday.

From Barron's

Engineers here are confident all will be ironed out once the bots ship next year thanks to a robot glove they've developed.

From BBC

In recent years, interest has increased in Greenland's natural resources - including rare earth minerals, uranium and iron - which are becoming easier to access as its ice melts due to climate change.

From BBC

You know, that old, amoral iron law: “Might makes right.”

From Los Angeles Times