Similar words: assimilate, passion, passing, passive, passible, assimilating, assimilation, assimilative. Meaning: ['pæsɪm] 
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adv. used to refer to cited works. 
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1. Dueling occurs in his writings passim.
2. Aldersgate Primitive Methodist Magazine, 1915-26, passim.
3. This occurs in Chaucer passim.
4. Et passim , who recite the history of Israel's redemption from Egypt and other enemies.
5. Bereshit, passim ), and it was God's first revelation, in which He Himself took part.
6. Vide the press passim.
7. The cigarette stacker in PASSIM cigarette making and tipping machine combination tended to wrinkle cigarette surface and wear out the timing belt rapidly and was troublesome in drum maintenance.
8. The argument is concerned passim with policy issues and, above all,[sentencedict.com] with the general possibilities and limitations faced by policymakers in any attempt to build creative cities.
9. It needs urgently to carry on research and design a new MWC of PASSIM makers.
10. Monitoring and quick diagnosing of the device state of PASSIM cigaretter making and assemling combination and the quality of product are achieved .
11. There was considerable amount of tipping paper remaining on the exhausted bobbin after automatic splicing in PASSIM assembler.
12. The author analyzed the construction of the electric control system applied to the imported PASSIM 8000 cigarette making machine and the application of Field Bus in it.
13. There was considerable amount of tipping paper remaining on bobbin after automatic splicing in PASSIM assembler.
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