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central (Essential), adjective basal, basic, capital, cardinal, chief, crucial, dominant, elemental, first, foremost, foundational, fundamental, highly important, indispensable, intrinsic, intrinsical, key, main, major, necessary, pivotal, primal, primary, principal, requisite, ruling, significant, supreme, underlying, vital
central (Situated near center), adjective center, centric, centrical, equidistant, focal, halfway, inmost, inner, medial, median, mesial, middle, middlemost, midmost
Associated concepts: central board of appeals, central filing, centralization center of gravity doctrine
See also: basic, cardinal, federal, fundamental, important, indispensable, integral, intermediate, leading, master, material, outstanding, primary

CENTRAL. Relating to the centre, or placed in the centre; as, the central courts of the United States, are those located in the city of Washington, whose jurisdiction extends over the whole country. These are, first, the Senate of the United States, when organized to try impeachments; secondly, the Supreme Court of the United States.
     2. The government of the United States is the central government.



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In ordinary LEDs, abundant electrons in the central layer combine with so-called holes, or absences of electrons, to release a blaze of light.
Using similar techniques, additional strips of rubber were cut from the central layer of section B (sample designated 5) and section E (sample designated 4).
Pulsing at a speed of one-quadrillionth of a second, the ultra-fast IntraLase FS laser uses an infrared beam of laser light to separate tissue at the molecular level by precisely positioning a series of microscopic bubbles within the central layer of the cornea.
 
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