A country in central Europe bordered by Germany to the northwest, Czech Republic to the north, Slovakia to the northeast, Hungary to the east, Slovenia and Italy to the south, and Slovenia, Italy, and Switzerland to the west. It is known for its Alpine and Carpathian mountains, cultural heritage, and imperial history, with its capital, Vienna, being a European cultural hub and a city of imperial grandeur.
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The past participle form of the verb 'nefretet', which means to hate intensely or to detest. In its past participle form, it can behave as an adjective or adverb, indicating that something has been hated or detested.
/nɪˈfret.ɪ.tɪd/
The process or act of breaking down the distinct individual qualities or characteristics of a person, group, or entity, thereby undermining their unique identity or distinctiveness.
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A fictional word or a misspelling, possibly an intentional play on words, or a specific term in a fictional language or setting. It might not have a direct meaning in real-world English.
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A surname or a place name, particularly associated with Lake Alvord in Washington state, USA. It can also refer to a person with the surname Alvord.
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The quality of being inflexible or rigid, especially in form or character. It refers to something that cannot be shaped or molded easily, difficult to change or manipulate.
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Chilopoda is one of the three main classes of myriapods, a group of arthropods including centipedes. Chilopods are elongated, segmented animals with one pair of legs per body segment, typically having a noticeable head and a flattened body often with one pair of antennae. They are primarily terrestrial predators, with a diverse range of species.
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