quiescency

[US]/ˈkwiːəsənsi/
[UK]/ˈkwiːəsənsi/

Translation

n. quietude; silence; período de quiescência; dormência; estado suprimido; estado assintomático
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Example Sentences

the volcano entered a period of quiescency after its last eruption.

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economic quiescency followed the market crash.

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the scientist observed a state of quiescency in the bacterial culture.

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after years of conflict, the region finally experienced quiescency.

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the drug induces a quiescency in cancer cells, preventing their division.

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solar activity fluctuates between periods of quiescency and intense solar flares.

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the hibernating animals remained in a state of quiescency throughout the winter.

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political quiescency was maintained through strict government control.

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the artist chose a palette that evoked quiescency and calm.

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neural quiescency is essential for proper brain function during sleep.

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the quiescency of the library provided the perfect environment for studying.

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engineers were surprised by the unexpected quiescency in the machine's performance.

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