a variant spelling of 'cattle', which typically refers to domesticated bovines such as cows, bulls, and calves that are raised for food, work, or other purposes. The term 'cattle' is more commonly used in English, and 'coltee' is a less common alternative.
/ˈkɑːlti:/
a German church hymn in placid or simple style, accompanied by an organ, usually a tune to which a harmonization was later added, and often written in four-part harmony
/ˈkɔːr nl/
Endoangiitis is an inflammation of the inner lining of blood vessels, which can be a component of various vasculitis conditions affecting the blood vessels. It is characterized by the inflammatory response in the intima, the innermost layer of the blood vessels.
/ɛndəˌændʒiˈɪtɪs/
A microengineered minimal cellular genome that is designed to express all essential genes for cellular survival and function. It typically includes only a fraction of the genes from a normal genome, enabling studies on the essential elements required for life.
/ˈmɪnɪdʒəˌnoʊm/
In a way that does not draw attention or stand out; in a subtle or inconspicuous manner.
/ʌnˈprɔ.trəs.iv/
The tendency to rely on or emphasize particular sounds or phonetics in language use, often to the detriment of coherence or communicative effectiveness. Typically used to describe a linguistic phenomenon where the phonetic or phonological aspects of language are given undue importance.
/fiˈnɑːdʒɪsm/