hist
Pronunciation: [hɪst]
Word
Context: "academic terminology"
(noun) short for 'history', it refers to the study of past events, especially in human affairs. When you learn about what happened long ago, you are studying hist.
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Hist is often found in class subjects that talk about important events from the past.
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She didn’t want to study hist because she preferred science instead.
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What did you learn in hist class today?
Context: "medical terminology"
(abbreviation) it is used as a short form for 'histology', which is the study of the microscopic structure of tissues. Doctors and scientists study hist to understand how our bodies work.
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In hist, we learned how different types of cells build up our organs.
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The hist samples from that lab weren't useful for our research.
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Have you ever seen a hist slide under the microscope?
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