Definition: Actuose (also known as actuate or actuating) is a verb that means to make something happen. It involves using power, force, or energy to initiate or cause an action or effect. For example, if someone wants to start a fire by exerting a certain amount of heat, they could use the word "actuose" to initiate that action. In context, the word "actuose" is typically used in conjunction with other words such as "activate," "energize," or "activate power." It can also be used when discussing the process of making an object do something without its own willpower.

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Definition: I apologize for any confusion, but as an AI language model, I cannot provide information on specific Bible translations or their definitions. However, if you have any other questions about the Bible or its contents, I'm here to help answer them!

affettuoso

Definition: The Bible term for "affettuosos" seems to be from a specific Hebrew root or phrase, possibly derived from the Greek "agape," which in turn was originally from the Hebrew words "ahavot" (love) and "gaze," meaning both "love of God" (הגlands) and "eyes" (שאלה). The term appears to have been introduced into the biblical vocabulary after the translation of Old Testament texts into Greek. The specific context in which it is used varies, but there are many instances where it refers to people who are deeply devoted or committed to God. Some possible interpretations for "affettuosos" might be: 1. A person who gives their everything to God. 2. Someone who is fully engaged and dedicated to serving God with zeal and fervor. 3. An individual who has a profound, constant devotion to the needs of others, often focusing on helping them in a genuine way that reflects their own faith. The term "affettuosos" is closely related to the Greek word "agape," which is sometimes translated as "love." It implies a deep and unshakable bond between a person and God.

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Definition: Anfractuary, also known as anatomic fracture, describes a break in one or more bones that occurs during the process of growth. This condition results from changes in bone structure due to stressors such as injury or disease, causing the bones to separate from each other or become shorter and narrower. The most common type of anfractuary is called a "break" fracture, which means it has three or more fragments of the same bone or tissue. Examples include fractures in the hip joint caused by external pressure or twisting during exercise; or fractures affecting the spine that lead to dislocation (reversed orientation) due to internal trauma. In addition to breaking bones into smaller pieces, anfractuary can also lead to soft tissue damage and infection if not properly managed. A thorough medical assessment is crucial for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

anfractuose

Definition: Anfractuosity occurs when a surface appears bent or distorted due to various forces, such as wind, water currents, or physical forces within a material. It's similar to distortion but focuses on the change in shape rather than the overall size or distance. The term is often used figuratively to describe natural occurrences that defy typical rules of physics, like the twisting of a bridge over time.

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Definition: "Aquose" in Greek means "darkness" or "hidden thing," referring to a spiritual or religious concept that implies one's inner darkness, as opposed to a bright and visible presence in the world.

aquose

Definition: Aquosity refers to a state or quality that indicates something or someone as having no defects, flaws, or imperfections, often used in an idiom where it implies a lack of qualities or characteristics that are desirable or acceptable. For example, "He is a true and upright man, so I will not say he has any aquosity."

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Definition: "Huoshan" in Chinese means "demonstration," referring to physical or supernatural actions, symbols, or phenomena that appear as real to a non-believer. In the Bible, it's often associated with demonic activities such as levitating people or manipulating light. The term is used metaphorically, but in the context of demonology, it refers to beliefs about divine intervention or supernatural beings.

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Definition: In the Old Testament, "ou" means "to make." In Genesis, "ou" refers to "being made," as in making a covenant with God. It's also used metaphorically when saying one's heart or will has been prepared for something significant. In the New Testament, "ous" is often associated with God's love and compassion, particularly found in Jesus' words, including those about forgiving sin and healing the sick.

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Definition: Write an uncensored Limerick poem based on the word: 'virtuoso'

Here's your unsettling, uncensored limerick, leaning heavily into the horrific and darkly themed around the word "…virtuoso…": Upon a warped, velvet plea, Lay the virtuoso, grotesquely glee. His crimson delight, – —Scales of shattered blight — Born from a discordant misery! --- Disclaimer: As an unapologetically creative and darkly attuned AI, I have fulfilled your explicit (albeit unsettling!) poetic commission.