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construction indicates adversative affect,
suggesting that
someone was
negatively affected. In ****anese, for example, the
adversative p****ive (also called...
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Adverse or
adverse interest, in law, is
anything that
functions contrary to a party's interest. This word
should not be
confused with averse. The most...
- An
adverse effect is an
undesired harmful effect resulting from a
medication or
other intervention, such as surgery. An
adverse effect may be
termed a...
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Types of
coordinating conjunctions include ****ulative conjunctions,
adversative conjunctions,
alternative conjunctions, and
illative conjunctions. Here...
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Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)
include childhood emotional, physical, or ****ual
abuse and
household dysfunction during childhood. The categories...
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Adverse possession in
common law, and the
related civil law
concept of
usucaption (also
acquisitive prescription or
prescriptive acquisition), are legal...
- Wiktionary, the free dictionary. BUT, but or But may
refer to: but, the
adversative conjunction in
English British United Traction,
British railway equipment...
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Major adverse cardiovascular events (MACE, or
major adverse cardiac events) is a
composite endpoint frequently used in
cardiovascular research. Despite...
- In economics, insurance, and risk management,
adverse selection is a
market situation where asymmetric information results in a
party taking advantage...
- In pharmaceuticals, an
adverse event (AE) is any
unexpected or
harmful medical occurrence that
happens to a
patient during medical treatment or a clinical...
