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She is unschooled, but I think she has latent talent as an engineer.latent = potentially existing but not presently active
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A latent HPV infection reactivated when her immune system weakened with age.latent = existing but not previously evident or active
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A latent defect lead to a lawsuit.latent = existing, but not evident
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There was a latent freshness in the air, as though spring were returning in the middle of the summer. (source)latent = not yet fully active
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We know that she possessed a latent telekinetic talent, commonly referred to as TK. (source)latent = potentially existing but not presently active
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In addition to papism, the Reverend probably suspected this noisy creature of latent femaleness. (source)latent = potentially existing but not presently evident or active
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They have, though; the words and the ideas have lain 'latent' in their consciousness, but now, when all caution and all censorship have let go, they are surfacing. (source)latent = potentially existing but not presently evident or active
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When two people talk, their volume and pitch fall into balance. What linguists call speech rate — the number of speech sounds per second — equalizes. So does what is known as latency, the period of lime that lapses between the moment one speaker stops talking and the moment the other speaker begins. (source)latency = the amount of time before something that exists is active
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This feeling was similar, except it was my intellect that was weary and expanded, languid and latently powerful.† (source)
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Some of these latencies should be summarized because they become important later on.† (source)
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That would indicate a rather powerful latent talent, if it was manifesting so clearly even before the transformation. (source)latent = potentially existing but presently not clearly evident or active
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And, later on, other forms of cancer besides leukemia, with longer periods of latency, were showing up at higher than normal rates: (source)latency = the amount of time before something that exists is evident or active
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His severe black suit, with fine ruffled shirt and trousers smartly strapped beneath high insteps, was oddly at variance with his physique and face, for he was foppishly groomed, the clothes of a dandy on a body that was powerful and latently dangerous in its lazy grace.† (source)
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Shut Not Your Doors Shut not your doors to me proud libraries, For that which was lacking on all your well-fill'd shelves, yet needed most, I bring, Forth from the war emerging, a book I have made, The words of my book nothing, the drift of it every thing, A book separate, not link'd with the rest nor felt by the intellect, But you ye untold latencies will thrill to every page.† (source)
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'First I tested for latent prints,' Selma said, and she showed the results to Patrick. (source)latent = potentially existing but not presently evident
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At the time of its initial launch, the OASIS could handle up to five million simultaneous users, with no discernible latency and no chance of a system crash.† (source)latency = the amount of time before something that exists is evident or active
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