Agglutogen
agglutogen
agglutogen ag·glu·to·gen (ə-glōō’tə-jən)
n.
see agglutinogen.
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- Aggradation
to raise the or level of (a river valley, a stream bed, etc.) by depositing detritus, sediment, or the like. historical examples long continued glacial drainage usually results in a large measure of aggradation. the geography of the region about devils lake and the dalles of the wisconsin rollin d. salisbury verb (transitive) to build […]
- Aggrade
to raise the or level of (a river valley, a stream bed, etc.) by depositing detritus, sediment, or the like. historical examples its deposits tend to aggrade (build up) the flat which its meanderings develop. the geography of the region about devils lake and the dalles of the wisconsin rollin d. salisbury in this way […]
- Aggrandise
to widen in scope; increase in size or intensity; enlarge; extend. to make great or greater in power, wealth, rank, or honor. to make (something) appear greater. historical examples it is easier to ruin a kingdom and aggrandise one’s own pride and prejudices than to set up a greengrocer’s stall. table-talk william hazlitt to aggrandise […]
- Aggrandisement
an act or instance of , or increasing in size, or intensity: aggrandizement of mercantile trade in the early colonies. the act of making something appear greater than is actually warranted by the facts: some saw it as ego aggrandizement. expansion of power, wealth, rank, or honor: the department was used for the aggrandizement of […]
- Aggrandizement
an act or instance of , or increasing in size, or intensity: aggrandizement of mercantile trade in the early colonies. the act of making something appear greater than is actually warranted by the facts: some saw it as ego aggrandizement. expansion of power, wealth, rank, or honor: the department was used for the aggrandizement of […]