extraction in Greek
extraction in Greek is εξαγωγή — extraction means the act or process of removing or drawing something out.
extraction in Greek
εξαγωγή
Pronounced: exagogi
(dentistry) A removal of a tooth from its socket.
What does "extraction" mean?
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noun The act or process of removing or drawing something out.
"Oil extraction in the region has increased sharply over the past decade."
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noun A person's ancestry or family origin.
"She is of Italian extraction on her mother's side."
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noun The removal of a tooth.
"He needed an emergency extraction after the tooth cracked."
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extraction in a sentence
- Oil extraction in the region has increased sharply over the past decade.
- The extraction of juice from the fruit takes only a few minutes.
- She is of Italian extraction on her mother's side.
- He is of Irish extraction, though his family has lived here for generations.
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What is "extraction" in Greek?
"extraction" in Greek is εξαγωγή. extraction means: The act or process of removing or drawing something out.
How do you pronounce εξαγωγή?
"extraction" in Greek is εξαγωγή, pronounced "exagogi".
How do you use "extraction" in a sentence?
Example: "Oil extraction in the region has increased sharply over the past decade." In Greek, "extraction" is εξαγωγή.
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