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61defective, deficient — The first of these terms should be related to defect, the second to deficit. For example, money that is counterfeit is defective because of its defect. Money is deficient if there is not enough of it. Defect is the general word for any kind of… …
62defective virus — A virus genetically deficient in replication, but that may nevertheless be replicated when it co infects a host cell in the presence of a wild type helper virus. Most acute transforming retroviruses are defective, since their acquisition of… …
63defective on arrival — adjective Upon receipt of an item, it is damaged or defective at the point of not been usable. This condition is frequently noted in warranties on items that cant be checked before payment, and also as a valid reason for returning merchandise.… …
64defective verb — noun A verb with an incomplete conjugation; for example, one that can only be conjugated in certain persons and numbers. The verb can is defective in most English dialects, as it lacks an infinitive …
65defective corollary discharge model for verbal auditory hallucinations — This is a term used to denote a variant of the inner speech model for verbal auditory hallucinations (VAH) that seeks to explain the misat tribution of inner speech which is deemed to underlie the mediation of (some types of) VAH or voices by… …
66defective, deficient — When something is not working properly, it is defective; when it is missing a necessary part, it is deficient …
67defective, deficient — When something is not working properly, it is defective; when it is missing a necessary part, it is deficient …
68defective, deficient — When something is not working properly, it is defective; when it is missing a necessary part, it is deficient …
69Defective\ Shake-N-Bake — One whose face peels due to dryness or high acid acne medication. Look at Defective Shake N Bake over there …
70Defective\ Shake-N-Bake — One whose face peels due to dryness or high acid acne medication. Look at Defective Shake N Bake over there …