Confined

  • 31confined —    A modifier which describes a condition in which the potentiometric surface is above the top of the aquifer [22].    Synonymous with artesian …

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  • 32confined — Synonyms and related words: angustifoliate, angustirostrate, angustisellate, angustiseptal, authoritative, barred, bedfast, bedridden, beleaguered, beset, besieged, blockaded, bound, bounded, boxed in, cabined, caged, circumscribed, cloistered,… …

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  • 33confined — (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Restricted] Syn. limited, hampered, compassed, cramped; see bound 1 , 2 , restrained , restricted . 2. [Kept in due to indisposition] Syn. indisposed, keeping to the house, bedridden, bedfast, on one s back, flat on one s… …

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  • 34confined — con fined || nd adj. constricted, restrained; limited, bound; referring to a small or tight area or space n. convict serving a sentence con·fine || kÉ’nfaɪn v. limit, restrict; imprison …

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  • 35confined — adjective (of a space) enclosed; cramped …

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  • 36confined — con·fined …

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  • 37confined — con•fined [[t]kənˈfaɪnd[/t]] adj. 1) limited or restricted 2) kept from leaving a place by illness, imprisonment, etc 3) being in childbirth; being in parturition con•fin′ed•ly, adv. con•fin′ed•ness, n …

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  • 38confined — adjective 1. not invading healthy tissue • Ant: ↑invasive 2. not free to move about • Ant: ↑unconfined • Similar to: ↑claustrophobic, ↑close, ↑con …

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  • 39confined placental mosaicism — mosaicism in which a chromosomal abnormality (usually trisomy) is restricted to the placenta; it occurs in about 2 per cent of viable pregnancies and is a possible cause of intrauterine growth retardation …

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  • 40confined water —    Water separated from the atmosphere by impermeable rock stratum [16] …

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