celled
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- adjective
- /sɛld/
- Specialized
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celular
- A single-celled organism turns the tables on its predators—larval mosquitoes.
- single-celled
- celled organism
And so it is reverting to a single celled lifestyle.
- And so it is reverting to a single celled lifestyle.
- Like the, the general A or the the AI as it exists now being a single celled Organism as opposed to a nerve cell or.
- Not bacteria, but single celled eukaryotic organisms and more larger and more complex cells that make up bodies like ours, things like paramecia.
Examples
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Yet single-celled creatures are seemingly at the mercy of the fates.
Academic text (2009) -
One-celled organisms learned to reproduce... and became more complex.
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We're the products of single celled organisms.
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And so this is a single celled algae.
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We've gone from single celled organisms to us.
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Simple single-celled creatures were around for a billion years with almost no change.
Blog text (14) -
Most of the oil and gas in this planet came from single celled organisms, bacteria, algae.
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So if evolution is true, then you find single celled or multi celled organisms, right?
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Single-celled organisms reproduce themselves readily, and life can go on—did go on, for billions of years on Earth—with barely more complexity.
Academic text (2009) -
Scientists study single-celled organisms to understand the origins of life on Earth.
Synonyms
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4.8
Made of many small parts or compartments like a honeycomb
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Divided into smaller sections like boxes or rooms
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5.1
Divided into separate small rooms or spaces
Organized into separate parts with little connection
Divided into small separate pockets, as in a cyst or some fruits
How Cellular
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Celled comes from the common word cell, which means a 'small room' or 'compartment', like a prison 'cell' or the tiny 'cells' inside a plant. So celled simply describes how many of those 'cells' something has, as in 'single-celled' or 'multi-celled'.