English Words: M

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micropoliticsnoun

The use of formal and informal power by individuals and groups to achieve their goals within organizations, as opposed to macropolitics.

micropollutantnoun

Any pollutant that has a toxic effect at very small concentrations.

micropolygonnoun

A very small polygon.

micropolyhedronnoun

A very small polyhedron

micropolymernoun

A microparticle made from a polymer

micropolymerizeverb

To form into a micropolymer

micropolymorphismnoun

Very small polymorphism

micropolyphonicadj

Exhibiting or relating to micropolyphony.

micropolyphonynoun

A polyphonic musical texture consisting of many lines of dense canons moving at different tempos or rhythms.

micropoolnoun

A shallow artificial pool installed at the bottom of a basin to convert it into a wetland.

micropoopnoun

excretion of waste by microorganisms

micropopulationnoun

A population of microorganisms

microporenoun

A microscopic pore

microporelliformadj

Having the form of a member of the Microporellidae.

microporositynoun

The state of being microporous

microporousadj

Having micropores of a size less than 2 nanometres.

microportraitnoun

An extremely small portrait.

micropositionernoun

Any device used to position something within very fine limits

micropositioningnoun

Highly precise microscale positioning, as with a micropositioner.

micropostnoun

A very short posted message.

microposthianoun

The condition where the foreskin of the penis does not cover the glans.

micropotentiostatnoun

A very small potentiostat

micropowernoun

The generation, storage and use of extremely small amounts of power.

micropoweredadj

Running on very small amounts of power.

micropracticenoun

A small-scale social or cultural practice.

microprecipitatenoun

A microscopic precipitate

microprecipitationnoun

precipitation of very small particles

micropredationnoun

Predation among microorganisms.

micropredatornoun

A very small predator, with some characteristics of a parasite, feeding on blood and sometimes other parts of the prey animal's body, but usually sparing the life of the host.

micropredatoryadj

Relating to a micropredator

micropreemienoun

A very small prematurely-born baby.

micropreparationnoun

The preparation of a very small quantity of a substance.

micropreparativeadj

That can prepare a very small quantity of a substance

micropricenoun

The lower limit of a martingale price

microprintnoun

Extremely small print

microprintedadj

Rendered in microprint; printed at a very small size.

microprinternoun

A printer capable of producing microprint

microprintingnoun

Microprint.

microprismnoun

Any of many very small prisms used, either to form a reflective surface, or to form an area in a camera's viewfinder that blurs if the image is not precisely in focus

microprismaticadj

Composed of microprisms

microprobenoun

An instrument used to determine the chemical composition at a point on a solid surface, such as that of a mineral. It analyzes the X-rays emitted when a beam of electrons are focused on the sample.

microproblemnoun

A very small-scale problem.

microproblematicanoun

Microscopic fossils that cannot be identified or assigned to a taxon.

microprocedurenoun

A scientific procedure involving microscopically small amounts of a substance.

microprocessnoun

Relatively small-scale process

microprocessedadj

Equipped with a microprocessor

microprocessingnoun

The use of microprocessors.

microprocessornoun

The entire CPU of a computer on a single integrated circuit (chip).

microprofilenoun

A profile with microscale accuracy.

microprofilernoun

A device that uses microelectrodes to analyze chemical structure.

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