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- superdense theory nounBig-bang theory• • •Main Entry: ↑superdense
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superdense — ˌ adjective Etymology: super + dense : of extremely great density ; specifically : relating to or being a highly compact state of matter in which electrons and protons are pressed together to form neutrons superdense neutron star * * * adj. * * * … Useful english dictionary
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