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carnate


Meanings
  • Adjective

    Having the appearance or texture of flesh.


Variants
List of all variants of carnate that leads to same result
Carnot , Lazare Carnot , Lazare-Nicolas-Marguerite Carnot , Organizer of Victory , The Great Carnot , Marie-François-Sadi Carnot , Sadi Carnot
Etymology
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From Latin carnatus, past participle of carnare 'to flesh, make fleshly'.


Trivia
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  1. The term 'carnate' is often used in medical contexts to describe the appearance or texture of certain organs or tissues.

  2. The Latin word 'carnis' means 'meat' or 'flesh'.


Related Concepts
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  1. Carnation: A flower with bright red or pink blooms, often used in bouquets and as a symbol of deep love or admiration.


How to Memorize "carnate"

  1. visualize

    - Imagine an object or a scene that has a carnate texture, such as a piece of roasted meat or a ripe tomato.

  2. associate

    - Associate the word 'carnate' with the word 'flesh' or 'meat' to help remember its meaning.

  3. mnemonics

    - Use the mnemonic 'Carnate is a state of being Fleshly' to remember the meaning of the word.


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