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trans·plant
 transplant
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- parts of speech:
- transitive verb, noun
- features:
- Word Combinations (verb, noun), Word Explorer, Word Parts
part of speech: |
transitive verb |
pronunciation: |
traens
plaent
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inflections: |
transplants, transplanting, transplanted |
definition 1: |
to uproot and replant in another place.
- similar words:
- remove
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definition 2: |
to move or resettle (people) in another place.
- similar words:
- remove
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definition 3: |
to surgically remove body tissue or a body organ and reattach it elsewhere on the same body or, esp., as a replacement on another body.
- similar words:
- graft
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adverb + (v.)transplant
merely, newly, recently, successfully
(v.)transplant
+ adverb
directly, easily, outdoors, outside, readily
(v.)transplant
+ noun
animal, donor, flower, fruit, garden, gardener, gene, human, nucleus, oyster, pilgrimage, plant, pot, rice, seedling, shrub, soil, tomato, tradition, tree
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part of speech: |
noun |
pronunciation: |
traens
plaent
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definition 1: |
the act or process of transplanting.
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definition 2: |
something or someone that is transplanted.
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related words: |
graft, transfer |
adjective + (n.)transplant
artificial,
bone-marrow,
cadaveric,
cardiac,
corneal,
double,
eligible,
experimental,
fetal,
human,
lifesaving,
living,
nuclear,
pancreatic,
partial,
pediatric,
rare,
reciprocal,
renal,
so-called,
stem-cell,
successful,
surgical,
umbilical,
unlike,
waiting
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verb + (n.)transplant
await, benefit, harvest, perform, plant, receive, recover, reject, survive, undergo, wait
(n.)transplant
+ verb
cure, pioneer, stem
noun + (n.)transplant
baboon,
blood,
bone,
brain,
cadaver,
cell,
centre,
chemotherapy,
complication,
cord,
cornea,
dialysis,
fetus,
heart,
hospital,
inch,
islet,
kidney,
liver,
lung,
mantle,
marrow,
organ,
pancreas,
pig,
radiation,
replacement,
seed,
stem,
survival,
tissue,
toe,
transfusion,
twin
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derivations: |
transplantable (adj.), transplantation (n.), transplanter (n.) |
The word transplant
contains the following part:
tra-, trans-
Latin
prefix
that means across, over, to the other side
  Example words:
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