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51Michael W. Deem — Michael Deem is the John W. Cox Professor of Biochemical and Genetic Engineering and Professor of Physics Astronomy at Rice University in Houston, Texas. He is known for his work in parallel tempering[1] and proposals to improve vaccine… …
52mis|deem — «mihs DEEM», intransitive verb. to deem or judge wrongly. –v.t. to have a wrong opinion of …
53re|deem´a|bly — re|deem|a|ble «rih DEE muh buhl», adjective. 1. that can be redeemed. 2. that will be redeemed or paid: »These bonds are redeemable in five years. –re|deem´a|ble|ness, noun. –re|deem´a|bly, adverb …
54re|deem´a|ble|ness — re|deem|a|ble «rih DEE muh buhl», adjective. 1. that can be redeemed. 2. that will be redeemed or paid: »These bonds are redeemable in five years. –re|deem´a|ble|ness, noun. –re|deem´a|bly, adverb …
55re|deem|a|ble — «rih DEE muh buhl», adjective. 1. that can be redeemed. 2. that will be redeemed or paid: »These bonds are redeemable in five years. –re|deem´a|ble|ness, noun. –re|deem´a|bly, adverb …
56a|deem — «uh DEEM», transitive verb. Law. to revoke the bequest of (a legacy), especially by operation of law. ╂[< Latin adimere take away < ad to + emere buy, take] …
57ir´re|deem´a|bly — ir|re|deem|a|ble «IHR ih DEE muh buhl», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. that cannot be redeemed or bought back: »an irredeemable annuity. 2. that cannot be exchanged for coin: »irredeemable paper money. 3. Figurative. impossible to change; beyond… …
58ir|re|deem|a|ble — «IHR ih DEE muh buhl», adjective, noun. –adj. 1. that cannot be redeemed or bought back: »an irredeemable annuity. 2. that cannot be exchanged for coin: »irredeemable paper money. 3. Figurative. impossible to change; beyond remedy; hopeless:… …
59Re|deem|er — «rih DEE muhr», noun. a person who redeems. Re|deem|er «rih DEE muhr», noun. Jesus Christ …
60re|deem|er — «rih DEE muhr», noun. a person who redeems. Re|deem|er «rih DEE muhr», noun. Jesus Christ …
