Similar words: dormant, anchorman, performance, doorman, informant, necromancy, dormitory, format. Meaning: ['dɔːmənsɪ] 
n. 1. a state of quiet (but possibly temporary) inaction 2. quiet and inactive restfulness.
n. 1. a state of quiet (but possibly temporary) inaction 2. quiet and inactive restfulness. 
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61. Seeds of wampee, Lychee and Longan shedding from immature fruits have dormancy for 1 or 2 days.
62. Alternating temperatures accelerated corm dormancy releasing, but there was obvious difference between the two cultivars.
63. This study employed moist stratification, submersion, and detached seed endocarp to investigate the degree of seed dormancy and the measures to break dormancy and to facilitate germination.
64. It may also come to the point of virtual dormancy.
65. It is therefore suggested that the relatively high level of ABA in the pericarp and testa is the major cause of the achene dormancy.
66. The fresh seeds (true seed with endocarp) of Viburnum odoratissimum have dormancy,(sentencedict .com) with their uneven germination lasting for approximately 6 months.
67. The method of culturing treepeony containerized seedlings and absolving epicotyl dormancy of treepeony seeds.
68. Seeds of some Acer species possess the biological character of dormancy.
69. The mechanism of tumor dormancy is related to hindrance of angiogenesis, oncogene and antioncogene, immunocompetence, proliferation cycle, signal conduction and so on.
70. Sushumna is the control nadi which is in a state of complete dormancy at present.
71. The phenomenon of the plasmolysis generally appears in the cells during the period of dormancy.
More similar words: dormant, anchorman, performance, doorman, informant, necromancy, dormitory, format, normal, formal, formally, normally, pro forma, doormat, informal, abnormal, normative, formation, abnormally, formative, normality, semiformal, information, abnormality, reformation, reformatory, malformation, germany, gourmand, superman.