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- Dictionaryclear-cut/ˌklɪəˈkʌt/
adjective
- 1. sharply defined; easy to perceive or understand: "we now had a clear-cut objective"
- 2. (of an area) from which every tree has been cut down and removed: "clear-cut forests are unappealing for recreation"
verb
- 1. cut down and remove every tree from (an area): "colonizers clear-cut large jungle tracts"
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21 hours ago · cut-in A phase within a character's super move where the game briefly pauses the character's attack and shows their face (or full body) before proceeding to complete the attack. In fighting games, this move can be blocked. cutscene. Also cinematic. A game segment that exists solely to provide detail and exposition to the story.
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21 hours ago · To remove without cutting into the structure is called_____. enucleation The posterior chamber is also filled with______, a clear, jellylike substance that helps to shape the eye.
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21 hours ago · a. building a dam on a river b. a hurricane c. introducing new hiking trails d. none of the above, Which of the following best explains why deforestation increases the risk of floods in an area? a. Tree leaves catch and retain rain water. b. Trees block the free flow of water. c. Deforestation increases precipitation.
