- em|bed|ment
- em|bed|ment «ehm BEHD muhnt», noun.the act of embedding or state of being embedded.
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bla´zon|ment — bla|zon «BLAY zuhn», verb, noun. –v.t. 1. to make known; proclaim: »Big posters blazoned the wonders of the coming circus. 2. to decorate, especially with designs, names, or colors; adorn: »The bottom of the valley was a bed of glorious grass,… … Useful english dictionary
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