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cavity
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cavity
1. Dentistry a soft decayed area on a tooth
2. any empty or hollow space within the body
cavity [′kav·əd·ē]
(biology)
A hole or hollow space in an organ, tissue, or other body part.
(electromagnetism)
cavity resonator


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