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  <Lexicon id="oewn" label="Open English Wordnet" language="en" email="english-wordnet@googlegroups.com" license="https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0" version="2024" url="https://github.com/globalwordnet/english-wordnet">
    <LexicalEntry id="oewn-bulb-n">
      <Lemma writtenForm="bulb" partOfSpeech="n">
        <Pronunciation>bʌlb</Pronunciation>
      </Lemma>
      <Sense id="oewn-bulb-n-05502823-n" synset="oewn-05502823-n" dc:identifier="bulb%1:08:02::">
        <SenseRelation relType="derivation" target="oewn-bulbar-a-03153155-a"/>
      </Sense>
    </LexicalEntry>
    <LexicalEntry id="oewn-medulla-n">
      <Lemma writtenForm="medulla" partOfSpeech="n">
        <Pronunciation>mɛˈdʌlə</Pronunciation>
      </Lemma>
      <Form writtenForm="medullae"/>
      <Sense id="oewn-medulla-n-05502823-n" synset="oewn-05502823-n" dc:identifier="medulla%1:08:02::">
        <SenseRelation relType="derivation" target="oewn-medullary-a-02771712-a"/>
      </Sense>
    </LexicalEntry>
    <LexicalEntry id="oewn-medulla_oblongata-n">
      <Lemma writtenForm="medulla oblongata" partOfSpeech="n"/>
      <Sense id="oewn-medulla_oblongata-n-05502823-n" synset="oewn-05502823-n" dc:identifier="medulla_oblongata%1:08:00::"/>
    </LexicalEntry>
    <Synset id="oewn-05502823-n" ili="i65818" partOfSpeech="n" members="oewn-medulla_oblongata-n oewn-medulla-n oewn-bulb-n" lexfile="noun.body">
      <Definition language="en">lower or hindmost part of the brain; continuous with spinal cord; (‘bulb’ is an old term for medulla oblongata)</Definition>
      <SynsetRelation relType="hypernym" target="oewn-05470250-n"/>
      <SynsetRelation relType="mero_part" target="oewn-05612947-n"/>
      <SynsetRelation relType="holo_part" target="oewn-05508836-n"/>
      <Example language="en">the medulla oblongata is the most vital part of the brain because it contains centers controlling breathing and heart functioning</Example>
    </Synset>
  </Lexicon>
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