paries
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1720–30; < Neo-Latin, special use of Latin pariēs a wall, partition
1720–30; < Neo-Latin, special use of Latin pariēs a wall, partition
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| —n , pl parietes | |
| the wall of an organ or bodily cavity | |
| [C18: from Latin: wall] | |
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Paries
is always a great word to know.
So is homogenous. Does it mean:
| the double membrane surrounding the nucleus within a cell |
| corresponding in structure because of a common origin |
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paries pa·ri·es (pâr'ē-ēz')
n. pl. pa·ri·e·tes (pə-rī'ĭ-tēz')
A wall of a body part, organ, or cavity, as of the chest or abdomen. Often used in the plural.
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Example sentences
In the absence of such agreement, the plaintiff must serve upon all interested paries a designation of all relevant exhibits.
Respondents were not paries in any of these actions and were not charged with the violations involved in these actions.
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