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Definition of
locus noun
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
locus
noun
noun
NAmE
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ˈloʊkəs
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/
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pl.
loci
NAmE
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ˈloʊsaɪ
/
/
,
NAmE
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ˈloʊkaɪ
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,
NAmE
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ˈloʊki
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)
(
formal
or
)
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(
technology
)
the exact place where something happens or that is thought to be the center of something
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locus
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