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anticlique

anticlique noun: a subset of vertices within a graph where no two vertices are connected by an edge.

Noun

anticlique (plural anticliques)

  1. A subset of vertices within a graph where no two vertices are connected by an edge.

Forms of anticlique

pluralanticliques

Origin of anticlique

From anti- + clique.

Questions about anticlique

What does anticlique mean?
Anticlique means a subset of vertices within a graph where no two vertices are connected by an edge.
What part of speech is anticlique?
Anticlique is a noun.
What is the plural of anticlique?
The plural of anticlique is anticliques.

Words near anticlique in the dictionary

  1. anticlinical
  2. anticlinoria
  3. anticlinorium
  4. anticlinoriums
  5. anticliny
  6. anticlique
  7. anticliques
  8. anticlockwise
  9. anticlockwisely
  10. anticlog
  11. anticlogging

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