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Carbonado is a | natural
| polycrystalline diamond
| that is
| usually
found in alluvial deposits | sand
| and
| soil
| sediment
deposited | by
running water often | along
river banks | in
central Africa | and
| Brazil
| These
| diamonds
| are
| generally
dark grey | or
black in | color
- only individual words found (there may be no translations for some thesaurus entries in the bilingual dictionary)| Natural | |
| food.ind. abbr. | N |
| polycrystalline diamond | |
| dril. | PDC; PDC bit |
| that is | |
| gen. | in other words; to be precise; to be specific; for example; to be more accurate |
| usually | |
| abbr. | usu |
| sand | |
| abbr. | s |
| AND | |
| abbr. IT | Logical AND |
| SOIL | |
| abbr. oil | stand-off for induction log |
| sediment | |
| abbr. | sed |
| by | |
| abbr. | battery |
| along | |
| abbr. | alg |
| in. | |
| abbr. econ. | insurance |
| AND | |
| abbr. IT | Logical AND |
| Brazil | |
| abbr. | Braz |
| These | |
| sms abbr. | S |
| ARE | |
| abbr. archit. scient. | Architect Registration Examinations |
| generally | |
| gen. | gen. |
| OR | |
| abbr. med. | Orbicularis Oris |
| color | |
| jewl. | One of the 4 c's of diamond grading, the term color actually refers to the absence of color in a diamond. |