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Pericable

Noun:

1. A cable used for transmitting electrical signals or power through the ground, typically buried underground or submerged in water.

Example sentence: I need to lay a pericable to connect the new building to the power grid.

Adjective:

1. Referring to a situation or event that can be predicted or anticipated.

Example sentence: The pericable nature of the stock market makes it difficult to determine the best time to invest.

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