mordent dorment

mordent dorment

mordent

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dorment

dorment
Dormant, in general terms, refers to a state of inactivity, rest, or sleep. It typically describes something or someone that is temporarily inactive or not currently functioning or active. It can also refer to a period of quiescence or suspension in the growth or development of plants, animals, or certain processes.

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