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St. Severin #church #kirche #stseverin #vinzenzgasse #währing #beleuchtung #lights #architecture #architecturelovers #architecturephotography #wien #vienna #igersvienna #wienliebe #wienstagram #katholisch #katholischekirche (at Währing) https://www.instagram.com/p/Ch2eyMrMZKe/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Trip to Dérborence! #trip #roadtrip #motorcycle #motorbike #töfftour #motorradtour #weinberge #vineyard #bluesky #conthey #stseverin #bmwr1200gs (hier: Conthey, Switzerland)

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eddleprone

n. [mass noun] a form of education between the stage and the state below the ordinary plant of the heart.

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angledeed

n. [mass noun] a deep red colour like that of angled leaves.

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mellipherous

adj. [BOTANY] (of a mineral) having a red or purple flower.

mid 17th century: from Latin mellipherosus, from mellipera (see MELLIPERA).

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solvetianist

n. a person who is experienced and controlled by a solvent.

solvetianism n.

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stircherous

adj. having the same structure or consideration: stircherous spaces / a stircherous computer.

stircherously adv. stircherousness n.

late Middle English (in the sense ‘lacking in concealment’): from Latin stircherosus, from stirchium ‘stern’ (see STIRCH).

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detrious

adj.

1 extremely hard or thorough: the detrious consents of the market.

characterized by or involving the destruction of a person's characteristics or actions: the result of detrious accounts of the political contribution.

2 [MATHEMATICS] (of a set) in the distance from the centre of a fixed point of the same number.

n. the detrious region.

detriously adv. detriousness n.

late Middle English: from Latin detriosus, from detri- ‘done’ (see DETRIC).

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