effloresce in Irish
effloresce in Irish is plúraigh — effloresce means to open into flower.
effloresce in Irish
plúraigh
Of a salt: to seep through some material (bricks, concrete, earth, rock, etc.) in a dissolved state, and then crystallize on a surface in a powdery form.
What does "effloresce" mean?
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verb To open into flower.
"Human societies have effloresced to levels of extreme complexity because their members have the intelligence and flexibility to play roles of virtually any degree of specification, and to switch them as the occasion demands."
- verb To appear or develop fully after being hidden away.
- verb Senses relating to chemistry.
- verb (chemistry) To turn from crystal into powder as it loses its water content.
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effloresce in a sentence
- Human societies have effloresced to levels of extreme complexity because their members have the intelligence and flexibility to play roles of virtually any degree of specification, and to switch them as the occasion demands.
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What is "effloresce" in Irish?
"effloresce" in Irish is plúraigh. effloresce means: To open into flower.
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