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scandia

1

[skan-dee-uh]

noun

Chemistry.
  1. scandium oxide.



Scandia

2

[skan-dee-uh]

noun

  1. ancient name of the S Scandinavian Peninsula.

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Word History and Origins

Origin of scandia1

From New Latin; scandium, -ia
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Example Sentences

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Indira accepts Lorraine’s offer because it’s better pay than what the Scandia police can offer and a job where with actual power and resources to save Dorothy – another woman who, like her, never asked for a handout and fought for the meager life she wants.

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The fire in a refrigerated container started at mid-day on Monday north of the island of Gotland as the Stena Scandia was heading to Ventspils in Latvia from Nynashamn.

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The Mondales owned a home in Scandia that overlooked the St. Croix; Joan Mondale died in 2014.

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Brown has collected items at her house in Marine on St. Croix and at Scandia Elementary School, where she works as a support teacher.

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So children from the Scandia Elementary School and the Travis Elementary School grabbed the masks from a collection bin at their respective schools and got to work.

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