NSE

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NSE — Airport Name : NAS Whiting Field - North Airport Location : Milton, Florida, United States IATA Code : NSE ICAO …
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NAS WHITING FIELD - NORTH — Airport Name : NAS Whiting Field - North Airport Location : Milton, Florida, United States IATA Code : NSE ICAO …
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KNSE — Airport Name : NAS Whiting Field - North Airport Location : Milton, Florida, United States IATA Code : NSE ICAO …
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SUPPLIANCE — I. -īən(t)s noun ( -s ) Etymology: supply (I) + -ance : the act or process of supplying : supply …
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RELEVANCE — I. ˈreləvən(t)s noun also rel·e·van·cy -nsē, -si, substand ˈrevələn- ( plural relevances also relevancies ) : relation to the matter …
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REGENCY — I. -nsē, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: Middle English regencie, from Medieval Latin regentia, from regent-, regens ruler, regent …
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POTENCE — I. ˈpōt ə n(t)s noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin potentia potency, power 1. …
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INDULGENCE — I. -jən(t)s noun also in·dul·gen·cy -nsē, -nsi ( plural indulgences also indulgencies ) Etymology: indulgence in sense 1 from Middle …
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IDEMPOTENT — ¦īdəm¦pōt ə nt, īˈdempəd.ənt adjective ( -s ) Etymology: Latin idem- same + potent-, potens having power — more at …
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WARDENCY — -nsē noun ( -es ) Etymology: warden + -cy : wardenship
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VIRULENCE — ˈvir(y)ələn(t)s noun or vir·u·len·cy -nsē, -si ( plural virulences or virulencies ) Etymology: Late Latin virulentia stench, infection, from Latin …
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VIBRANCY — -nsē, -si noun ( -es ) : the quality or state of being vibrant : resonance , vibration
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VERGENCY — -nsē, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: verge (III) + -ency 1. obsolete : the act or process of verging, …
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VERDANCY — ˈvərd ə nsē, ˈvə̄d-, ˈvəid-, -si noun ( -es ) : the quality or state of being verdant
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VEHEMENCY — -nsē, -nsi noun ( -es ) Etymology: Latin vehementia archaic : vehemence
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VALIANCY — -nsē, -nsi noun ( -es ) Etymology: valiant + -cy : the quality or state of being valiant : bravery …
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VAGRANCY — -nsē, -si noun ( -es ) 1. : vagary 4 the vagrancies of the heart — John Tulloch 2. : …
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TURGESCENCY — -nsē, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: Latin turgesc ere + English -ency archaic : turgescence
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TURBULENCY — -nsē noun ( -es ) Etymology: Late Latin turbulentia archaic : turbulence what a tale of terror … its turbulency …
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TRANSPARENCY — -nse, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: Medieval Latin transparentia, from transparent-, transparens transparent + Latin -ia -y 1. : …
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TRANSMITTANCY — - ə nsē, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: transmit + -ancy : the capacity for transmission: a. : the …
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TRANSLUCENCY — -nsē, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: translucent + -cy : the quality or state of being translucent : a …
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TRANSCENDENCY — -nsē, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: Late Latin transcendentia : transcendence
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SURGEONCY — -nsē noun ( -es ) Etymology: surgeon + -cy Britain : the office or position of a surgeon a vacant …
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SUFFICIENCY — -nsē, -nsi noun ( -es ) Etymology: Late Latin sufficientia, from Latin sufficient-, sufficiens sufficient + -ia -y 1. : …
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SUCCUMBENCE — səˈkəmbən(t)s noun or succumbency -nsē ( plural succumbences or succumbencies ) Etymology: succumbence from succumb + -ence; succumbency probably from …
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REVIVISCENCE — ˌrevəˈvis ə n(t)s noun also rev·i·vis·cen·cy - ə nsē ; or rev·i·ves·cence -ˈves ə n(t)s ; or rev·i·ves·cen·cy - ə …
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NANCY-STORY — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ noun also nancy Etymology: nancy by folk etymology (influence of name Nancy ) from a West African word akin …
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