rhe

[ ree ]

nounPhysics.
  1. a centimeter-gram-second unit of fluidity, equal to the reciprocal of poise.

Origin of rhe

1
First recorded in 1925–30, rhe is from the Greek word rhéos flowing substance, stream

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How to use rhe in a sentence

  • Jason wondered at the intensity of Rhes' question, all out of proportion to the simple content of its meaning.

    Deathworld | Harry Harrison
  • He stepped forward and pressed the machine over one of the inflamed areas on Rhes' chest.

    Deathworld | Harry Harrison
  • "Herb doctors and witch doctors," Rhes said, consigning them all to oblivion with a chop of his hand.

    Deathworld | Harry Harrison
  • The effort of forcing Rhes to change his basic attitudes wasn't worth it—even if possible.

    Deathworld | Harry Harrison
  • He knew that Rhes spoke the truth and the entire resources of the planet would be his, if he did as asked.

    Deathworld | Harry Harrison