transelementation
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1570–80; < Medieval Latin trānselementātus, past participle of trānselementāre. See transelement, -ate1
1570–80; < Medieval Latin trānselementātus, past participle of trānselementāre. See transelement, -ate1
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trans·el·e·men·ta·tion, noun
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