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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr en Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr embryonnaire Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr développement Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr permanence Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr cellulaire Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr parler Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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en aplasia Source: English Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr arrêt Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr ébauche Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr habituellement Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr tissu Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr renouveler Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr multiplication Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr également Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr absence Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr organe Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr provoquer Source: French Wiktionary
fr aplasie (n)
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fr insuffisance Source: French Wiktionary
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