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antigraft

antigraft

7.7
Opposed to corruption, especially bribery in public office, or to tissue transplants
  • adjective
  • /ˌæntiˈɡræft/
translation icon : antimáfia
  • The government launched an antigraft initiative to tackle bribery in public offices.

Examples

  • The hospital adopted new antigraft protocols to prevent tissue rejection during transplants.

  • Strict antigraft measures were introduced to ensure fair business practices.

  • The new regulations are antigraft to ensure transparency in government.

  • Antigraft policies are essential for maintaining public trust.

  • The government launched an antigraft initiative to tackle bribery in public offices.

  • Strict antigraft measures were introduced to ensure fair business practices.

  • New antigraft protocols were established to improve ethics in healthcare.

How Opposed

hostile
194 4.6
antigraft
7.7
opposed
1 3.5
concerned
2.2
accepting
3.6

Surface Forms

antigraft positive

Morphology

antigraft = graft (transparent) = anti + graft

The meaning is directly compositional: anti- plus graft, meaning opposed to graft, whether understood as corruption or tissue transplantation.

Etymology

Antigraft comes from anti- ('against') and graft ('bribe' or 'a piece of tissue used in surgery'), so it describes rules or actions that are against corruption or, in medicine, against tissue grafting.