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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr calciné (a)
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en calcinated Source: English Wiktionary
fr incalcinable (a)
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fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr charbon végétal activé (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr calcinés (a)
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fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr noir d’ os (n)
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fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr calcinée (a)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr biscuit (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr incalciné (a)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr calciné (v)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciner Source: French Wiktionary
fr charbon activé (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr calciné (a)
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Weight: 1.0
fr brûler Source: French Wiktionary
fr fraisil (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr almuri (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr noir activé (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
it calcinato (a)
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fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr calciné (a)
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Weight: 1.0
en calcined Source: English Wiktionary
fr calcinées (a)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr dolet (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
fr noir d’ ivoire (n)
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Weight: 1.0
fr calciné Source: French Wiktionary
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