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residuum

[ri-zij-oo-uhm] / rɪˈzɪdʒ u əm /








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The bed looked like the residuum of a lost weekend, yet it also intimated that the bed’s occupant felt herself to be lost, too.

From The New Yorker • Apr. 6, 2015

And as still men and panel men anxiously watched the gauges, the vaporized residuum was forced through the macaroni-shaped catalyst of silica and alumina.

From Time Magazine Archive

The first machine age, which today is coming to an end, has covered the world with the residuum of its work: houses and cities.

From Time Magazine Archive

"I have no objection to its being known that my death is voluntary," he wrote, "and I desire cremation as simply and quickly as possible, with no residuum anywhere."

From Time Magazine Archive

The scanty residuum of hostile evidence proves to be Origen and three Codexes,—of which two are cursives.

From The Traditional Text of the Holy Gospels by Burgon, John William




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