I. coarsen [ˈkɔ:sən, америк. ˈkɔ:rs-] ГЛ. перех.
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As epiphyseal fusion approaches, the spectrum of symptoms resembles that in adults (e.g., coarsening of facial features, change in ring and shoe size).
en.wikipedia.org And there can also be no doubt that the internet and social media have served to coarsen debate.
www.dailymail.co.uk Thus, by coarsening the variable, we increase sample sizes and achieve better statistical estimation.
en.wikipedia.org This appears to represent a general coarsening by silence, and yet another crude element in a depressing campaign.
www.slate.com Their push to identify most voters as self-interested consumers commodifies and coarsens election choices.
theconversation.com