latent

By the time England slumped into its latest lockdown, I would come to think of my project not merely as a surrogate for my latent curiosity but as an inspiration to endure.

Nordica set the benchmark for accessible or latent power in 2019 with the Enforcer 104 Free.

So when I said earlier that cognition is not intrinsically conscious, that’s just saying that memories are, for the most part, latent.

Washington can be a lonely place at the top, and these climbers are coming up together, resting on their excellence and latent potential.

I would rather feel they are bringing to the surface latent prejudices that are already there.

But a recent trend is capitalizing on our latent desires to actually become the famous people we love and love to hate.

So it carbonates all of these, I'd say latent desires, to have more meaning in his life.

Many pent-up resentments and latent frustrations are boiling inside the Negro, and he must release them.

It was more science faction, a monument to human potential—including the latent potential for self-destruction.

But the "Zoabiz" was a small reminder that latent chauvinism is alive and well.

Now listen to me, said the dying woman, aloud, as if making a great effort to revive one latent spark of energy.

That high-pressure engines owed their advantages mainly to a reduction of the relative importance of this latent heat.

In descending it is recondensed, and by the process by which its atoms are brought together its latent heat is made sensible.

Again she felt that everlasting calm, arguing such latent forces, was the thing she hated most in him.

But it possessed a latent purchasing power such as probably no other Government in history ever had.