II. coarsen [ˈkɔ:sn, америк. ˈkɔ:r-] ГЛ. неперех.
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Today, it's about ideology that really has coarsened the debate and may compromise less likely.
www.npr.org More recently, somehow, somewhere, a great gulf has formed between them, the veil (the curtain) has coarsened.
www.australianstage.com.au Thus, by coarsening the variable, we increase sample sizes and achieve better statistical estimation.
en.wikipedia.org Their hands are coarsened by decades of manual work.
www.telegraph.co.uk As historians know, occupations tend to coarsen and corrode the occupiers, most of all.
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