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Ovate - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ovate can mean: • Shaped like a two-dimensional section through an egg. This is commonly used in botany, for example to describe leaves. It should be distinguished from ovoid , which means shaped l...
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Definition from Wiktionary, a free dictionary ... ovate (not comparable) ... Positive; ovate...
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The Ovate seems, in many ways, to conform to the type of person most people would describe as a Witch, and it is certainly possible that when Druidry went underground with the coming of Christianity, the Ovate stream may have become a source that fed later generations of healers and followers of the Old Ways,
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Modern usage has since adopted the term ovate, an English adaptation of the Greek use (ouateis) of the proto-Celtic term (wat), and so that is the convention I will stick to here. ... It is possible that the ovate was a low-level druid, but this seems unlikely, as the role of the druid was NOT in fact to perform magic rites...
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Ovate [ Botany ] ... Ovate is the condition where the shape of an organ or a part of an organism is narrower at the tip with the broadest part near the base. ... Ovate (from Latin ovum “egg”) means egg-shaped and is applied to 2-dimensional forms. Compare whit ovoid (3-dimensional forms); (For example the shape of...
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Be aware that variation exists among cultivars and individual plants within the same species. ... ovate more or less rounded at both ends and broadest below the middle, egg-shaped; Cornus florida ... obovate inversely ovate, broader above the middle than below; Myrica pensylvanica...
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My dentist says he can't use an ovate pontic for my dental bridge because the ridge of gum is healed, and this technique is only used when there is a freshly extracted tooth. Is that true? Is there another technique that can make my tooth look like it is growing out of the gum so it is more natural?
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Ovate Pontic: Natural Look ... The ovate pontic is a technique used to create the illusion that the tooth is growing out of the gum. The ovate pontic can also help to create or maintain the presence of interdental papilla, plus an ovate pontic contour is an effective design for cleansibility.
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