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The term that describes the tendency of water molecules to cling to the wall of a blood vessel is "adhesion." This property allows water molecules to interact with the surface of the vessel, contributing to the overall behavior of fluids in the circulatory system. Adhesion, along with cohesion (the attraction between water molecules themselves), plays a crucial role in maintaining blood flow and pressure.

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