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grind·ing (grndng)
n.
The pathological wearing away of tooth substance by mechanical means.

grinding,
n pulverizing solid source material together with a liquid, such as lactose to create homeopathic remedies by trituration or herbs to create a powder. See also trituration, ball mill.


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For the performances of the City's of Hull and Stoke last term in England, you can quote the rise of Almeria or Getafe in Spain or Chievo Verona in Italy over past seasons - but their roles are little more than novelty sideshows to the same grindingly predictable outcomes.
It is intolerable that this grindingly slow process should eat into the country finances when a simple resolution is at hand.
Thirty groups were under investigation, according to Bengali language paper Samakal, which said there were more than 78,000 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) operating in the grindingly poor nation of 144 million people.
 
 
 
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