compound's
Walled complex's property
Compound's is the possessive form of compound.
A compound is an enclosed area containing buildings, often residential or institutional: the embassy compound's security fence.
In chemistry, a compound is a substance formed from two or more elements: water is a compound's simplest example of hydrogen-oxygen bonding.
Compound also means something composed of multiple parts, or interest calculated on principal plus accumulated interest: the compound's growth rate exceeded expectations.
Fixed method or notation
- moleculeBonded atomic group
- synthesisCombining parts into whole
- bondsTies that unite
- elementsFundamental parts or substances
reaction · mixture · substance · laboratory · reagent · organic · inorganic · ionic
Linguistic meaning unit
- affixWord-part modifier
- prefixRoot-modifying front element
- suffixWord-ending addition
- hyphenatedLinked by a dash
noun · adjective · blended · formation · morpheme · combination · vocabulary · lexical
Vertical enclosing structures
- gatesMovable barriers at openings
- residencePlace one inhabits
- securityProtection from threat
- perimeterShape's outer edge length
housing · fenced · guarded · barracks · embassy · prison · military · complex
Attention, stake, or fee
- accruedGradually accumulated
- growthIncrease in size
- principalChief school administrator
- annualOccurring every year
investment · rate · earnings · returns · accumulation · yield · percentage · reinvested
formula
Fixed method or notation
elements · reaction · mixture · substance · laboratory · reagent · organic · inorganic · ionic · covalent
word
Linguistic meaning unit
hyphenated · noun · adjective · blended · formation · morpheme · combination · vocabulary · lexical · composite
walls
Vertical enclosing structures
perimeter · housing · fenced · guarded · barracks · embassy · prison · military · complex · grounds
interest
Attention, stake, or fee
annual · investment · rate · earnings · returns · accumulation · yield · percentage · reinvested · exponential
fracture
Split in hard material
issue · worsen · aggravate · exacerbate · multiply · amplify · escalate · complicate · magnify · deepen
- compound interestReturns on reinvested earnings
- compound nounMulti-word single concept
- compound wordsFused lexical units
- compound bowsPulley-assisted archery weapons
- compound fractureBone snaps through skin
- compound leavesLeaf with distinct leaflets
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