compounded ADJ
- compounded
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compound VB
compound N CHEM
| I | compound |
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| you | compound |
| he/she/it | compounds |
| we | compound |
| you | compound |
| they | compound |
| I | compounded |
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| you | compounded |
| he/she/it | compounded |
| we | compounded |
| you | compounded |
| they | compounded |
| I | have | compounded |
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| you | have | compounded |
| he/she/it | has | compounded |
| we | have | compounded |
| you | have | compounded |
| they | have | compounded |
| I | had | compounded |
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| you | had | compounded |
| he/she/it | had | compounded |
| we | had | compounded |
| you | had | compounded |
| they | had | compounded |
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While they were legal tender at face value, they were redeemable after three years with 6 percent annual interest compounded semi-annually.
en.wikipedia.org In 1898, dysentery compounded his problems of chronic diabetes and carbuncle.
en.wikipedia.org He compounded his estate for delinquency and was obliged to pay around 500.
en.wikipedia.org He compounded for his estate valued at 633 p.a.
en.wikipedia.org This problem is compounded in exotic species (such as reptiles and rodents) where there are very few, if any licenced medications.
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