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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr espèce Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr concavité Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr changement Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr confins Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr être Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr modifier Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr différent Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr subir Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr léger Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr milieu Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr direction Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr chantant Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr voix Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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de häuser Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr mutation Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr plier Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr courbe Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr infléchir Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr fléchir Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr action Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr soit Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr optique Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr flexion Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr courber Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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en inflection Source: English Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr lumineux Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr tendance Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr réfringent Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr particulier Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr passer Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr vocalique Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr rayon Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr accent Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr déviation Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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de haus Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr orientation Source: French Wiktionary
fr inflexion (n)
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fr deux Source: French Wiktionary
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