inosculate
/ɪˈnɒs.kjʊˌleɪt/
Meanings
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verb
To enclose or surround intimately, as a cell wall around a plant cell.
Synonyms
affix , attach , join , put together , blend
Variants
List of all variants of inosculate that leads to same resultinosculate , inosculated , inosculates , inosculating , inosculation , inosculations
Etymology
origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.From Latin inosculatus, past participle of inosculare, to kiss.
Trivia
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The term 'inosculate' is most commonly used in botany to describe the process of cells coming into close contact and forming intercellular connections.
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The Latin root of the word 'inosculare' means 'to kiss', which may hint at the idea of cells coming into close contact.
Related Concepts
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cell wall: A rigid protective structure surrounding the cytoplasm of a plant or fungal cell.
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inosculation: The process of cells coming into close contact and forming intercellular connections.
How to Memorize "inosculate"
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visualize
- Imagine a plant cell with a wall surrounding it, enclosing and protecting the cell.
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associate
- Think of the word 'inosculate' as meaning 'to surround intimately', like a protective layer.
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mnemonics
- Remember that 'inosculate' is like 'enclose' but with a Latin twist.
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