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It denotes declines in physiological reserves and resilience following stressors like illness, injury or surgery.

Earlier in its life, it was categorised more than once as a category five hurricane - which denotes the most powerful type of storm.

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Officials report air quality on a color-coded scale, in which green indicates “good” and maroon denotes “hazardous” conditions.

Hue denotes the perceived colors associated with specific wavelengths, or combinations of wavelengths of light, which themselves are not inherently colorful.

But Venezuela’s election law only calls for interested voters to “have residency or any other status that denotes legality of stay” in a foreign country.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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