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Term: testo


Noun:

Sense 1: A written or spoken examination of knowledge or proficiency.

Example Sentence: The final testo in our biology class will cover all the topics we have studied this semester.

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Sense 2: In music, the range, duration, and power of a person's voice.

Example Sentence: The opera singer's testo was so powerful that it resonated throughout the entire auditorium.

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Sense 3: A hormone produced mainly in the male testes that is responsible for the development and maintenance of male secondary sexual characteristics.

Example Sentence: Testosterone is an important hormone that contributes to the growth of facial hair and muscle mass in men.

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Verb:

Sense 1: To examine or evaluate someone's knowledge or proficiency in a subject.

Example Sentence: The teacher will testo the students on their understanding of geometry principles.

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Adjective:

Sense 1: Of or relating to a locality or specific region.

Example Sentence: The restaurant serves a variety of testo dishes, representing the diverse culinary traditions of the local community.

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Adverb:

Sense 1: In a localized or restricted manner.

Example Sentence: The news about the incident spread testo within the small town, but remained unknown to the wider public.

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