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The FBI cursed the spurious lead that incorrectly led them to an empty hideout.

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Dogs are spurious slimes because they can't feel.

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i was spurious when my sister was wearing my dress

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Some of the arguments in favor of shutting the factory are questionable and others downright spurious.

The painting comes from spurious origins.

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They made spurious claims for damages to the insurance company.

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There are no spurious classical languages. To be spurious would mean they were fake. The classical languages include French, Spanish, Italian, Latin, and Greek.

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Some con men make a living by filing spurious life-insurance claims.

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The accusation made against him was spurious and based on false information.

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A spurious tuple is a record in database that get created when two tables are joined badly. Spurious tuples are created when two tables are joined on attributes that are neither primary keys nor foreign keys. Hopes this will help you .

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Sure thing, honey. Here's the tea: "The spurious claims made by the politician were quickly debunked by fact-checkers, leaving him red-faced and backpedaling." Just remember, trust me, darling, spurious means something that's false or fake. So, don't be spouting any spurious nonsense now, ya hear?

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If you asked a question and someone wanted to mislead you, they'd give you a spurious answer.

It would be like if I said the meaning of spurious is "that which is found at the end of a spear." It's a false answer.

Q: "What's the number for directory assistance?"

A: "9-1-1," he said, spuriously.

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You could use fake, copied, or spurious.

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The English word "spurious" means not genuine, not real. If a thing is non-spurious, it is therefore genuine.

Spurious derives from Latin spurius, meaning "bastard", or "something rejected as false", while the prefix non- is one of many ways that English expresses the negative (derived from Latin non, meaning not).

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Liquor(Alcohol) used in the distilled form for human consumption.

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An athetesis is the act or fact of setting something aside as being spurious.

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The planet always has wind, your question is spurious.

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The English word "spurious" means not genuine, not real. If a thing is non-spurious, it is therefore genuine.

Spurious derives from Latin spurius, meaning "bastard", or "something rejected as false", while the prefix non- is one of many ways that English expresses the negative (derived from Latin non, meaning not).

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Ethyl alcohol that is made for the consumption of humans is spurious alcohol. Sometimes it contains traces of methyl alcohol (as impurity), thereby making it unfit for human consumption. If consumed, it would result in blindness or death.

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Spurious infinity is a situation where something appears to be infinite but is actually limited or finite. In mathematics, this concept often arises when dealing with infinite series or limits that may seem to go on forever but actually have a defined endpoint or boundary. Understanding spurious infinity helps mathematicians avoid errors in calculations and ensures accurate results in mathematical analysis.

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The plural is genera. (some sources list a spurious English form genuses)

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The act of introducing or inserting anything, especially that which is spurious or foreign., That which is introduced or inserted, especially something foreign or spurious., The method or operation of finding from a few given terms of a series, as of numbers or observations, other intermediate terms in conformity with the law of the series.

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They exist, true or spurious, and any number of companies will create one for you for a few dollars.

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Fake, simulated, feigned, pseudo, sham, bogus, spurious, mock, phony, false...

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The story about de Maupassant supposedly going mad from cutting down a tree that inspired "The Horla" is considered spurious because there is no substantial evidence to support it. It is likely a myth or fabrication that has been perpetuated over time.

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Because the extra digits are just clutter suggesting a spurious level of accuracy.

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It gives people a spurious feeling of being "in on something", "smarter than everyone else", "a rebel".

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It gives people a spurious feeling of being "in on something", "smarter than everyone else", "a rebel".

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Although teh degree of accuracy in the question seems totally spurious, the answer is 102.36220476 inches.

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"Spurious" means something that is false or fake, not genuine or authentic. It is often used to describe something that is deceptive or misleading.

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The tawdry style in use of archaic spurious diction in historical novels later used in films in 1930's

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Its depend on ur nature for combine another..u care for another privacy self respect nd trust..

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The spelling Spurius is a proper noun, a Latin given name, with the English plural Spuriuses.

The spelling spurious is an adjective, and has no plural.

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Your spurious accusation won't hold water.

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artificial, bogus, copied, counterfeit, fake, false, imitation, manufactured, phony, pretended, sham, simulated, spurious, substitute, synthetic.

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Donald McMillan has written:

'Spurious revivals in the county of Lunenburg exposed' -- subject(s): Presbyterian Church, Revivals

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A food and drug inspector inspects medical shops and samples are taken to see if any are spurious drugs.

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Circumference = pi*d = 2*pi = 6.3 inches (any more decimal places are of spurious accuracy).

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tan(2.68510941890) = 0.0469 approx.

tan(2.6851) gives the same result. The additional digits are in the angle are quite spurious.

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Harmonics is multiple of fundamental frequency. Spurious is not related to fundamental frequency but it is observed at the output spectrum. Harmonics are generated due to non-linearity of the device. Harmonics can generate spurious. As an example harmonics can produce resonance with mechanical box internal structure and can generate spurious.

Harmonics generally generated from TCXO & frequency multipliers. If amplifier is non-linear, this will also generate harmonics. But harmonics very near to carrier generally generates interference to modulating signals. We design final power amplifier as a class AB amplifier to get more output power and better efficiency and also to minimize output power variation with temperature. Since it is non linear amplifier it generates harmonics but it will be very far from carrier and can be filtered easily.

See the link for detail :- http://harshit.org/spurious and harmonics.pdf

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The purported benefits of the new diet fad have not been scientifically proven.

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Marc Friedlaender has written:

'Some problems of A Yorkshire tragedy' -- subject(s): Spurious and doubtful works, Yorkshire tragedy

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Jan Watzes Bierma has written:

'Quaestiones de Plautina pseudolo' -- subject(s): Spurious and doubtful works

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IM3 degrades the sensitivity of the desired signal as an in band spurious frequency component. IP3 determines the severity of the degradation as a measurement through the linearity of the system.

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