Meanings of words in the English language from A to Z
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Fuel
Fuel is a substance that is consumed to produce energy, especially used to power vehicles or generate electricity.
Fuel meaningTLDR
"TLDR" stands for Too Long; Didn't Read, used to summarize a long text for those who prefer a brief overview.
TLDR meaningTentative
Tentative describes something that is not certain or fixed, and is subject to further confirmation or experimentation.
Tentative meaningPOV
POV stands for "Point of View," indicating the perspective from which a story or situation is observed or narrated.
POV meaningSlope
A slope refers to the steepness or incline of a surface, typically measured as a ratio of its vertical rise to horizontal distance.
Slope meaningIntermittent
Intermittent refers to something occurring at irregular intervals, not continuous or steady.
Intermittent meaningComprehensive
The word "comprehensive" describes something that is thorough and inclusive, covering all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Comprehensive meaningTemperature
Temperature is a measure of the hotness or coldness of an object or environment, typically expressed in degrees of a specified scale such as Celsius or Fahrenheit.
Temperature meaningOnline Dictionary
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About KnowledgeMore than 170 thousand words in the English language
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