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insular /in·su·lar/ (-sdbobr-ler) pertaining to the insula or to an island, as the islands of Langerhans.
in·su·lar (ns-lr, nsy-)
adj.
Of or being an isolated tissue or island of tissue.
insular
pertaining to the insula or to an island, as the islands of Langerhans.


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