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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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fr ébonite (n)
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fr durcir Source: French Wiktionary
fr ébonite (n)
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fr beaucoup Source: French Wiktionary
fr ébonite (n)
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fr industrie Source: French Wiktionary
fr ébonites (n)
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fr ébonite Source: French Wiktionary
bg ебонит (n)
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fr ébonite Source: French Wiktionary
fr négatif (a)
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fr ébonite Source: French Wiktionary
fr ébonite (n)
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fr employait Source: French Wiktionary
io ebonito (n)
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fr ébonite Source: French Wiktionary
ca ebonita (n)
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fr ébonite Source: French Wiktionary
fr ébonite (n)
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fr isolateur Source: French Wiktionary
cs ebonit (n)
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fr ébonite Source: French Wiktionary
fr ébonite (n)
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fr noir Source: French Wiktionary
fr ébonitage (n)
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fr ébonite Source: French Wiktionary
fr ébonite (n)
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en ebonite Source: English Wiktionary
fr ébonite (n)
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fr notamment Source: French Wiktionary
fi eboniitti (n)
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fr ébonite Source: French Wiktionary
en ebonite (n)
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fr ébonite Source: French Wiktionary
fi kovakumi (n)
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fr ébonite Source: French Wiktionary
fr ébonite (n)
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fr caoutchouc Source: French Wiktionary
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