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Adhesively

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ad·he·sive  (d-hsv, -zv)
adj.
1. Tending to adhere; sticky.
2. Gummed so as to adhere.
3. Tending to persist; difficult if not impossible to shake off: "He feels an adhesive dread, a sudden acquaintance with the . . . darker side of mankind" (George F. Will).
n.
A substance, such as paste or cement, that provides or promotes adhesion.
ad·hesive·ly adv.
ad·hesive·ness n.


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