Similar words: nonchalant, nonchalance, nonchalantly, phallus, asphalt, halal, triumphal, encephalic. Meaning: ['feɪlæŋks /'fælæŋks] 
n. 1. any of the bones of the fingers or toes 2. any closely ranked crowd of people 3. a body of troops in close array.
n. 1. any of the bones of the fingers or toes 2. any closely ranked crowd of people 3. a body of troops in close array. 
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(31) In a war, each soldier generally fought for himself and the phalanx was rarely presented.
(32) Methods We operated 8 patients with enchondroma combined pathological fracture at metacarpal or phalanx, one block of ilium autografts was fixed by plate steel or Kirschmer pins.
(33) The trumpet-shaped base of the proximal phalanx is left intact to further stabilize the arthroplasty.
(34) He had ranked himself in the numerous phalanx of unbelievers.
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(35) When the horsemen were exhausted, Simon attacked phalanx, overwhelmed it and put it to flight.
(36) Objective To introduce an alternative technique for replantation of avulsed thumb amputation at the level of the interphalangeal joint or the distal phalanx.
(37) Your middle phalanx are broken and I will splint it.
(38) Objective To observe the treatments for enchondroma combined pathological fracture at metacarpal or phalanx .
(39) Objective : To observe the effect of phalanx artery island flap in repairing finger soft tissue defect.
(40) She stage the left leg ligament had already torn, foot phalanx bone fracture.
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