Edge list

Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Sources: English Wiktionary and French Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en undoing Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en suggestion Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en decay Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en inspiration Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en implosion Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en breakdown Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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fr débâcle Source: French Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en relapse Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en infusion Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en flood Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en downfall Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en influx Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorter (n)
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nl instorting Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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fr écroulement Source: French Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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en collapse Source: English Wiktionary
nl instorting (n)
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nl instorter Source: English Wiktionary
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