GA
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- noun
- NSFW
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tabún
- Our patient represents a case of disseminated papular variant GA in association with ulcerative colitis, and, as with most of the cutaneous manifestations, the primary therapeutic target remains the bowel.
- GA optimization
- GA analysis
- variant GA
Examples
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Researchers tested the effects of GA on various biological systems to understand its lethal properties.
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The military prohibited the use of GA due to its extreme toxicity and potential for mass casualties.
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Granuloma annulare (GA) is a benign skin condition that typically consists of grouped papules in an enlarging annular shape.
Academic text (2007) -
Officials confirmed the presence of GA at the site, raising alarms about possible chemical weapons stockpiling.
Synonyms
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A very strong poison used as a weapon that attacks the nerves and can kill quickly
A very strong poison that attacks the nerves, like sarin, used as a weapon
A very poisonous chemical weapon like sarin or tabun that stops nerves working quickly
A very poisonous chemical that attacks the nerves and is used as a weapon
How Toxic
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word GA is the military code name for the nerve agent tabun, a deadly chemical first made in Germany in 1936. Because it is a short 'code', GA is used in reports and laws to mean this exact dangerous agent.