˜yÐÄvlog

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hoven

[ hoh-vuhn ]

adjective

  1. affected with bloat.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of hoven1

First recorded in 1545–55; special use of past participle of heave
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Example Sentences

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“We’ve definitely had to regroup,†said nurse care manager Tessa Hoven.

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Medicines for Europe's director general Adrian Van Den Hoven told Reuters that higher energy costs were hitting a sector that was forced to consolidate due to price pressure, making the market more vulnerable to supply outages and shortages.

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The same goes for the fermentation process behind commonly used antibiotics and therapeutic hormones, said van den Hoven.

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But Florian Hoven, a KeyNest co-founder, said that providing proof would be tricky, because their systems are built around keeping key transactions as private as possible; they do not even know which accounts are connected to Houst or Airbnb.

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Then, in “Smile,†the focus in on the troubled, intertwined relationships of Teuscher, Luciana Paris, Stearns and Blaine Hoven.

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