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What the meaning of expellant?

"Expellant" is not a standard English word. It's likely a misspelling or a made-up word.

Here's why it's likely incorrect:

* Similar words: The closest words in meaning would be:

* Expellant (Incorrect): This seems like it should mean something that expels or pushes something out.

* Expellent (Incorrect): This is likely a misspelling of "excellent," meaning very good.

* Expeller (Correct): This word refers to something that forces out liquid or gas, often used in industrial processes.

* Expellant (Possible, but context-dependent): In some technical contexts, particularly in the context of aerospace engineering, "expellant" might be used to describe a substance used to generate thrust, such as a propellant.

If you encountered "expellant" in a text, it's best to double-check the source or the context to determine the intended meaning.

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