materials
Britishplural noun
Example Sentences
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Today's implants are commonly made from the patient's own bone, called autografts, or from metal and ceramic materials.
From Science Daily
The department said last week that it was conducting a review to see whether any materials were “improperly tagged in its review process” and, if so, that it would release them.
The selloff cut across a swath of stocks, including big tech, industrials and materials.
For ordinary investors who might need their money back, take this mess as a warning shot: Treat private-credit allocations as genuinely illiquid, no matter what the marketing materials say.
From MarketWatch
Meanwhile the environmental impact of buying a second-hand phone can be significantly lower, avoiding the use of new materials and the carbon emissions that go into producing each device.
From Barron's
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