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oh definition
oh (ō)
interjection
- used to express surprise, wonder, fear, pain, etc.
- used in direct address, as to attract attention oh, waiter!
- used to signify comprehension or acknowledgment of another's statement, explanation, etc.
OH definition
OH
Ohio
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oh Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: It would be wrong to use OH as the name for the hydroxyl oxygens of glucose.
Modifies a noun
- emission: In addition, simultaneous observations of absorption and OH emissions can be used to identify absorption related to proton precipitation.
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