Conditions
Conditions noun - The prevailing context that influences the performance or the outcome of a process.
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Degrees and conditions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Degrees" instead a noun "Conditions".
Degrees
Conditions and degrees are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conditions" instead a noun "Degrees".
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- This work contains examples of: Ambiguously Brown: Many if not all of the Thalassans have varying degrees of tan, as a result of adopting to the planet's conditions.
- In The Law of Ueki, the God Candidates have, to varying degrees, powers, for which they have to meet special conditions.
Source: Conditional Powers - It continued for three days at temperatures exceeding a thousand degrees centigrade whilst the temperature sensors - located away from the hotspots - reported normal operating conditions.
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