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The German word which means building up?

aufbauen literally means "to build up." (owf-bow-en)


Another word for build up starting with a?

build up as in "Assemble" or build up as in "Anticipation"?


What are you supposed to do at church?

Listen, open your heart to God, encourage and build up fellow Followers


What is a word that means coming before and leading up to the main event?

could be 'prelude'. Could be 'preamble' Might be 'precursor'. Could be 'build up'


Why do religions need a special building for their followers to worship god?

To encourage and up build one another.


What does means which are sent to a computer to build up detailed images of the patient's anatomy?

what does means which are sent to a computer to build up detailed images of the patient's anatomy?


How is using the dictionary a good way to build vocabulary?

The dictionary is a list of every word in the language. If you don't know what a word means, it will spell it, tell you how to pronounce it, and give you the meaning. .........and because the definition may include a word or words you haven't come across before you will look them up also, and so build up your vocabulary.


What is tuckmans theory?

Tucman's theory helps build up groups and encourage group work. This is a theory that he invented himself.


What does animo mean in English?

Help to the soul may be the English translation of 'aux animo'. But the English translation assumes 'aux' as an abbreviation for 'auxilium'. In the word by word translation, the word 'auxilium' is a neuter noun in the nominative singular, and means 'help'. The word 'animo' is a masculine noun in the dative singular, and means 'to the soul'.


What word means to dig up?

Excavate is the word for dig up.


What does acumlitate mean?

acumlitate is not a word. If you meant accumulate, it means: gather together or acquire an increasing number or quantity of or gradually gather or acquire or gather or build up


What is the word that means a made up word?

neologism