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- noun chemistry any
compound having a very highbasicity
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Examples
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As it was slowly transformed into an American superbase, the camp now had paved roads, bus lines, and stop signs—as well as military police with radar guns who would issue a ticket to the poor Humvee driver who exceeded the 10 mph speed limit.
Paradise General Dr. Dave Hnida 2010
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As it was slowly transformed into an American superbase, the camp now had paved roads, bus lines, and stop signs—as well as military police with radar guns who would issue a ticket to the poor Humvee driver who exceeded the 10 mph speed limit.
Paradise General Dr. Dave Hnida 2010
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“First there was the creation of a superbase at Singapore, heavily reinforced by British and Empire troops,” said the Japan Times Advertiser.
Human Smoke Nicholson Baker 2008
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The superbase - and the tenfold increase in air operations it will generate within the next year - present challenges to both the military and civilian populations in and around the towns bordering the 20-mile wide, 42,000-acre complex, including Jackson, Lakehurst,
unknown title 2009
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At the same time, the towns hosting the superbase must recognize the importance of the bases, both as economic engines and as bulwarks for national security.
unknown title 2009
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It is also a superbase (very strong base) used in organic synthesis.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] JSmith2 2009
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