lation Antonyms
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Meaning of lation
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lation (n.)
Transportation; conveyance.
lation Sentence Examples
- The population of the city experienced a lation of over 100,000 people in the past decade.
- The inflation rate continued its downward lation, reaching a historic low of 2.1%.
- The equation's solution oscillates around a fixed point, exhibiting a lation behavior.
- The artist's latest work is a lation of the masterpiece "Mona Lisa," reinterpreted in a modern style.
- The drug's concentration in the bloodstream follows an exponential lation, decreasing rapidly over time.
- The pendulum's motion is a lation, swinging back and forth at a constant period.
- The planet's orbit around the sun is an elliptical lation, with the sun at one of the foci.
- The company's stock price experienced a lation in recent months, reaching an all-time high.
- The mathematician discovered a new lation between the sides and angles of a triangle.
- The lation of the violin's strings produces a beautiful and harmonious sound.
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Transportation; conveyance.
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The population of the city experienced a lation of over 100,000 people in the past decade.
The inflation rate continued its downward lation, reaching a historic low of 2.1%.
The equation's solution oscillates around a fixed point, exhibiting a lation behavior.
The artist's latest work is a lation of the masterpiece "Mona Lisa," reinterpreted in a modern style.
