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curical

 

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Term: curical

Definition:

adjective

1. Extremely important or essential; crucial.

Sense 1:

adjective

Related to an event, decision, or action that holds significant importance or is central to the outcome.

Examples:

  1. The finance department's report is crucial for the board's decision-making process.
  2. Effective communication is curical in building strong relationships.

Sense 2:

adjective

Used to describe something that is extremely delicate or easily breakable.

Examples:

  1. The antique vase should be handled with care as it is curical.
  2. She carefully packed the curical glassware for transportation.

Sense 3:

noun

A wild plant native to the local region, often used in traditional medicine or cuisine.

Examples:

  1. The curical plant is known for its healing properties in ancient remedies.
  2. Local chefs frequently use curical leaves to enhance the flavor of their dishes.

Sense 4:

adverb

In a manner that is of vital importance or with extreme precision.

Examples:

  1. The surgeon operated curically to save the patient's life.
  2. The architect meticulously planned the construction process curically.

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