Yes, those words are all different combinations of the letters "a," "i," and "r" rearranged.
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We call these frameshift mutations. Since the genetic code is read in threes (codons) any sort of shift will cause the code to be incorrect.Here is an example of one sentence with words of only three letters:The big red pig ate the red rag. Each word will make one amino acid and the words make a sentence that makes sense. But a frameshift might make the sentence totally readable: The big res dpi gat eth ere dra g.
Two or more elements react now to improve the above answer when two or more elements (doesnt matter if they ere isotopes or not) come together that is when a compound is made . Compounds could be broken down but elemants can NOT,
SEM stands for scanning electron microscopy in biology terms. This technique is used to produce high-resolution images of the surfaces of biological samples.
ere, air, heir
air, ere, err
It is pronounced "eRe" (Air-eh!)
-are words:bare, blare, care, dare, fare, flare, glare, hare, mare, pare, rare, scare, share, spare, square, stare, tare, ware-air and -eir words:fair, flair, hair, lair, pair, stair-ear and -ayer words:bear, pear, swear, tear, wear, prayer-ere words:thereTwo-syllable words that rhyme with "nowhere" could be:awarebewaremohairforswearO'hareRobert (French row-bear)affairrepairthreadbareunfairWord pairs that almost rhyme with "nowhere" could be:slow maresnow weargo therelow fareso rareau pairchild caredeck chairstate fairtown squareLord's prayer
air, ere, err
heir, air, ere, err
ere
Depending on your pronunciation, you could use "air" or "hair"
The word is therein. (It actually has 9 counting "ere.")-- the there he her here herein ere rein inThe word thereby has 7 or 8.-- the there he her here hereby ere by
2-letter wordsaa, ae, ai, ef, fa, if3-letter wordsfee, fie, jee4-letter wordsajee, jefe11 words found.
are, axe, ale, ere, era, ear, lea, lox, ore, roe
air, ere, e'er, heir and err