EK SEREYWATH

Meaning of EK SEREYWATH in English

Ambassador to the US

Cambodia

CIA world leaders directory English vocabulary. Английский словарь-справочник мировых лидеров и правителей (CIA). 2012

EK — см. encryption key ключ зашифрования
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THERAPEUTIC — I. |therə|pyüd.]ik, -üt], ]ēk adjective also ther·a·peu·ti·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk- Etymology: therapeutic from Greek therapeutikos, from therapeutos (verbal of therapeuein to …
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PATRIOTIC — I. |pā.trē|äd.]ik, -ät], ]ēk, sometimes & Brit usually |pa.- adjective also pa·tri·ot·i·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk- Etymology: patriot (I) + -ic, -ical …
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PARASITIC — I. |parə|sid.]ik, -sit], ]ēk also |per- adjective also par·a·sit·i·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk- Etymology: Latin parasiticus, from Greek parasitikos, from parasit os …
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LYMPHATIC — I. (ˈ)lim|fad.]ik, -at], ]ēk adjective Etymology: Latin lymphaticus frantic, frenzied, from lympha, lumpa water, water goddess, modification of Greek nymphē …
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KINEMATIC — I. |kinə|mad.]ik, |kīn-, -at], ]ēk adjective also kin·e·mat·i·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk- Etymology: back-formation from kinematics 1. : of or relating to …
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INTRINSIC — I. (ˈ)in.|trinz]ik, ən.ˈt-, -rin(t)s], ]ēk adjective Etymology: Middle French intrinsèque inner, internal, from Late Latin intrinsecus, from Latin, adverb inwardly, …
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HYPOTHETICAL — I. |hīpə|thed.]ə̇kəl, -et], ]ēk- adjective also hy·po·thet·ic ]ik, ]ēk Etymology: hypothetical from Late Latin hypothetic us (from Greek hypothetikos ) …
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FANATIC — I. fəˈnad.]ik, -at], ]ēk adjective or fa·nat·i·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk- Etymology: fanatic from Latin fanaticus frantic, inspired by a deity, from …
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EXOTIC — I. igˈzäd.]ik, egˈz-, -ät], ]ēk sometimes ikˈsä- or ekˈsä- adjective Etymology: Latin exoticus, from Greek exōtikos, from exō outside 1. …
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EROTIC
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EMETIC — I. ə̇ˈmed.]ik, ēˈ-, -et], ]ēk noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin emetica, from Greek emetikē, from feminine of emetikos : …
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DOGMATIC — I. dȯgˈmad.]ik -at], ]ēk also däg- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Greek dogmatikos, from dogmatikos, adjective 1. archaic : dogmatist …
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CATHARTIC — I. kəˈthär]d.ik, -thȧ], ]tik, -ēk adjective also ca·thar·ti·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk- Etymology: Late Latin or Greek; Late Latin catharticus, from Greek …
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CALVINIST — I. -_nə̇st noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized : a follower of John Calvin : an adherent of Calvinism …
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ASTHMATIC — I. (ˈ)az|mad.ik, -atik, -ēk adjective also asth·mat·i·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk- Etymology: Latin asthmaticus, from Greek asthmatikos, from asthmat-, asthma + -ikos …
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ARTHRITIC — I. (ˈ)är|thrid.ik, (ˈ)ȧ|-, -itik, -ēk adjective also ar·thrit·i·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk- Etymology: arthritic alter. (influenced by Latin arthriticus ) of earlier …
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AROMATIC — I. |arə|mad.ik, -atik, -ēk also |er- adjective Etymology: Middle English aromatyk, from Middle French aromatique, from Late Latin aromaticus, from …
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APOSTOLIC — I. |apə|stälik, -ēk sometimes ə|pä|- or ə|pȯ|- adjective also ap·os·tol·i·cal -lə̇kəl, -ēk- Etymology: apostolic from Middle English apostolik, from Late …
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ANTIC
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AGNOSTIC — I. agˈnästik, ə̇g-, aig-, -ēk noun ( -s ) Etymology: modification (influenced by English Gnostic ) of Greek agnōstos unknown, …
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PLUTOCRATIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|krad.]ik, -at], ]ēk adjective also plu·to·crat·i·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk- : of, relating to, or characterized by plutocrats or plutocracy • plu·to·crat·i·cal·ly …
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PIRATICAL — (ˈ)pī|rad.]ə̇kəl, pə̇ˈr-, -at], ]ēk- adjective also pi·rat·ic ]ik, ]ēk Etymology: piratical from Middle French piratique (from Latin piraticus ) or …
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PHARISAICAL — -āə̇kəl, -ēk- adjective Usage: sometimes capitalized Etymology: Late Latin pharisaic us + English -al : resembling the Pharisees especially in …
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PARENTHETIC — |parən|thed.]ik, -et], ]ēk adjective or par·en·thet·i·cal -ə̇kəl, -ēk- Etymology: from parenthesis, after such pairs as English antithesis: antithetic, antithetical 1. …
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IDIOMATIC
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GRAMMATICAL — grəˈmad.]ə̇kəl, -at], .]ēk- adjective also gram·mat·ic ]ik, ]ēk Etymology: grammatical from Late Latin grammaticalis, from Latin grammaticus grammatical (from Greek …
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EMBLEMATIC — |emblə̇|mad.]ik, -at], ]ēk adjective also em·blem·at·i·cal ]ə̇kəl, ]ēk- Etymology: Greek emblēmatikos, from emblēmat-, emblēma + -ikos -ic, -ical : relating …
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EXEDRA — — exedral , adj. /ek"si dreuh, ek see"-/ , n. , pl. exedrae /ek"si dree', ek see"dree/ . 1. (in …
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ECTHYMA — — ecthymatous /ek thim"euh teuhs, -thuy"meuh-/ , adj. /ek"theuh meuh, ek thuy"-/ , n. Vet. Pathol. a contagious viral disease …
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ELECTRONIC — electronic BrE AmE ˌel ek ˈtrɒn ɪk ◂ i ˌlek-, ə-; ˌel ɪk-, ˌɪl ek-, ˌiːl ek- AmE \ i …
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ELECTRO- — electro- combining form ▶ with stress-neutral suffix i ¦lek trə ʊ ə- AmE i ¦lek troʊ -trə — electrographic i …
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