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GermanZersetzungserscheinungenShowing signs of dissolution, literally or figuratively.

Word character count: 24

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Japanese : 青木まりこ現象 (Aoki Mariko genshō)

Chinese : 归海 (guī hǎi)

Filipino : plantito/plantita

Chinese : 缺心眼 and 心眼多

Chinese : Tony

Chinese : 背影 (bèi yǐng)

Chinese : 琴 (qín)

Chinese : 断章取义 (duàn zhāng qǔ yì)

Chinese : 地方支援中央

English : Halcyon (adj.)

German : Kümmerkram

Malagasy : Tofoka (adj.)

English : headcanon

Chinese : 婚托 (hūn tuō)

Korean : 딱따그르르 (t͈a̠k̚t͈a̠ɡɯɽɯɽɯ)

Swedish : Snedda

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