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luxuriant growing thickly or densely
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luxation Bones in a joint that are no longer in the correct functional position to each other. Means the same as dislocation.
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lux One lux is equal to the illuminance provided by an ordinary wax candle.
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lux a measure of light intensity; the unit used by light box manufacturers to describe light output.
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lux lumens per square meter, a measurement of light intensity
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