Look up: quiescence

1. quiescence
   state of being passive/motionless 
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2. quiescence
   That period of the prepenetration stage during which a pathogen may be inactive because environmental conditions are unfavorable for its growth.
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3. Quiescence
   That period of the preparation stage during which a pathogen may be inactive because environmental conditions are unfavourable for its growth.
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4. quiescence
   [n] - quiet and inactive restfulness
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5. quiescence
   the state of being quiet or at rest (being still). Static.
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6. quiescence
   the state of being quiet or at rest (being still). Static.
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7. Quiescence
   Quiescence: Inactivity, quietness. In cells, quiescence is the state of not dividing. In neurons (nerve cells), quiescence is the state of not firing. The word comes from the Latin 'quiescere', to become quiet. Quiescence suggests a temporary cessation of activity.
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8. quiescence
   Quietness. In cells, the state of not dividing; in neurons, the state of not firing.
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9. quiescence
   Quietness. In cells, the state of not dividing, in neurons, the state of not firing. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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10. quiescence
    quiescency noun quiet and inactive restfulness
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11. Quiescence
    • (n.) Alt. of Quiescency
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12. quiescence
    
    • a state of quiet (but possibly temporary) inaction
    • quiet and inactive restfulness
    
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