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Adjective:

కెరియస్,

carious's Usage Examples:

To determine whether or not the Minister was vicariously liable for the damage thus caused, the court used the two-stage test.

grace and redemption through the vicarious offering of Jesus Christ "once for all"".

The county operated the rail line on precarious financial footing with frequent derailments and grants needed for maintenance funding.

Middle AgesAt the beginning of the 11th century, a precarious peace returned to the peninsula.

Lowe and a band of handlers who had to precariously traverse the outsides of the fully trellised bridge.

Christopher in the West Indies in 1774 leaving Jean Lille in precarious financial circumstances.

The landmark case on vicarious liability for sales of counterfeit recordings is Shapiro, Bernstein and Co.

professional and precise as ever, particularly drummer Ranjit Barot who debatably has the most precarious and thereby the most important job of the band.

Its bracts are scarious "mdash; thin and papery.

inflammation Well vascularised pulpal tissue with good tissue reactivity An open carious cavity Young patients with a good immune system Wide apical foramen of.

Abrasion is the non-carious, mechanical wears of tooth from interaction with objects other than tooth-tooth contact.

Regardless of the validity of these accusations, when combined with the brother's precarious finances, the Chautauqua site fell into disuse.

Synonyms:

unhealthy,

Antonyms:

healthy, unwellness,