implantation
- noun
- /ˌɪmplænˈteɪʃən/
- This was a great relief because of the nature of laser surgery, which to me is much scarier than lens implantation.
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- One way they save to to help it is to get a good implantation of Geotricum on that type of cheese and that can help inhibit Mucor.
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During the workshop, participants learned about the implantation of various plant species in different environments.
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One way they save to to help it is to get a good implantation of Geotricum on that type of cheese and that can help inhibit Mucor.
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The unanimous Lebanese rejection of Palestinian implantation in Lebanon is reflected in the country's constitution, which states that there will be "no partition and no implantation."
Academic text (2000) -
She was diagnosed with recurrent pheochromocytoma and then underwent a left cortical-sparing adrenalectomy with implantation of adrenal tissue in the left forearm.
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The farmer planned the implantation of new trees in the orchard this spring.
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After preparing the soil, the gardener began the implantation of seedlings.
Synonyms
Putting seeds or young plants in the ground so they can grow
Putting something in a particular place for a specific purpose
Putting seeds into soil or adding things such as germs and ideas into a place
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Etymology
Implantation comes from in- 'in' and plant 'to plant'. This is the literal sense of the word: putting or 'planting' something into the ground, like when you plant a tree.