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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en efficient Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en effectual Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en efficacy Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en effectiveness Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en nerve Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en effectorless Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en muscle Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en efficacious Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en organ Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en enzyme Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en effectivity Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en effective Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en stimulus Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en efficiency Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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fr effecteur Source: French Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en actuator Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en molecule Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en efficacity Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en effect Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en allosteric Source: English Wiktionary
en effector (n)
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en effectuate Source: English Wiktionary
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