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contexture

 
Dictionary: con·tex·ture   (kən-tĕks'chər, kŏn'tĕks'-) pronunciation
n.
  1. The act of weaving or assembling parts into a whole.
  2. An arrangement of interconnected parts; a structure.
contextural con·tex'tur·al adj.

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    A distinctive, complex underlying pattern or structure: fabric, fiber, texture, warp and woof, web. See be.

 
 
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