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41Early reforms under Islam — Many reforms took place under Islam between 610 and 661, including the period of Muhammad s mission and the rule of his four immediate successors who established the Rashidun Caliphate.According to William Montgomery Watt, for Muhammad, religion… …
42Guйrin fold fracture etc. — Guй·rin fold, fracture, etc. (ga răґ) [Alphonse Franзois Marie Guйrin, French surgeon, 1817–1895] see lacuna magna and valvula fossae navicularis; and see Le Fort I fracture under fracture …
43go under — Synonyms and related words: be ruined, become insolvent, bite the dust, bow, break, bust, collapse, crash, fail, fall, fold, fold up, founder, go bankrupt, go broke, go down, go downhill, go into receivership, go to glory, go to hell, go to… …
44go under — another local restaurant has gone under Syn: go bankrupt, be shut (down), go into receivership, go into liquidation, become insolvent, be liquidated, cease trading; fail; informal go broke, go belly up, fold …
45go under — [v] fail, submerge bankrupt, default, die, drown, fall, fold, founder, go down, sink, submerse, submit, succumb, suffocate, surrender; concepts 181,699 Ant. accomplish, achieve, succeed …
46turn under — transitive verb 1. : to bend or fold downward or underneath pull the end of the sheet down and turn it under 2. : to put (as soil) underneath from the surface by plowing or digging intransitive verb : to bend or curve toward the underside …
47interdigital fold — see under web …
48mesonephric fold — see under ridge …
49urorectal fold — see under septum …
50go under — I informal, fail (see failure). II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [Drown] Syn. sink, drown; suffocate; see die 1 . 2. [To become bankrupt] Syn. default, go broke, go bankrupt; see fail 4 . III (Roget s Thesaurus II) I verb 1. To undergo capture, defeat, or… …
