subtype
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4.2
- noun
- /ˈsʌbˌtaɪp/
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subtipo
- " This new test lets us identify the subtype in a few days, rather than weeks or months.
- virus subtypes
- influenza subtype
- different subtypes
Now his third subtype is called the elitist narcissist.
- Now his third subtype is called the elitist narcissist.
- It can look different ways because there are so many subtypes of narcissism, and money brings out the worst of it.
- So the dissociative subtype seems like it's harder for them to get back into the event 'cause they're so dissociated.
- I mean, it's it's one thing to know that DMT or LSD binds to these particular subtype of serotonin receptor.
- So I'm not sure anymore that the subtypes function all that well, except for us to say externally this all narcissists are fragile.
Examples
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So we have what we call an agouti mouse that's a certain subtype of mouse.
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Another consistent finding was the presence of at least one subtype with no observable deficits.
Academic text (1999) -
Pumpkin is just a subtype of winter squash.
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The ability to identify the specific subtype is invaluable to researchers performing epidemiological studies.
Academic text (1996) -
Where the initial cluster analysis identified five subtypes, the second cluster analysis produced only two subtypes.
Academic text (1999) -
Assessment of drug susceptibility has become an integral part of subtype H5N1 virus surveillance.
Academic text (2013) -
The measurement categories are grouped by the subtypes they are specialized in.
Academic text (1990) -
Abstract: This study represents an extension of the research on subtypes of learning disabilities (LD).
Academic text (1999) -
Using a hierarchical group cluster analysis, six subtypes that reflect different subtest patterns were found.
Academic text (1999) -
Pumpkin is just a subtype of winter squash, which includes various forms of these vegetables.
Synonyms
358
3.2
A part of a larger organization that has its own work
28
5.4
A group inside a larger society with different values or interests
16
3.6
A smaller part of a larger group that has its own role or feature
5
3.7
A smaller, more specific group within a larger category
4
5.8
A smaller category within a larger genre, like a type of music or story
3
6.4
A group within a larger population that share similar traits
1
3.9
A smaller group inside a larger group that shares certain features
1
4.6
A smaller area of a subject that studies a specific topic
1
4.7
A smaller part of an industry that focuses on one type of business
1
3.8
A smaller, more specific part of a larger topic
1
3.9
A smaller part of a larger area or topic
1
7.1
A small group inside a larger clan that shares an ancestor and customs
A smaller group within a larger group that helps organize similar things
A smaller part of a department that does specific tasks
A smaller group within a larger group that focuses on one area
A smaller group inside a larger social group with its own customs
A group of related plants or animals below a tribe in biology
A group below an order and above a family that contains related animals or plants
A group in biology below a kingdom and above a phylum
A smaller group within a race that shares physical features or genes
How Specific
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Subtype comes from the prefix sub- meaning 'under' and type meaning 'kind' or 'group'. So a subtype is a smaller, more specific kind inside a larger type.