unfused
- adjective
- /ʌnˈfjuzd/
- It is the fact that the fused chromosomes exist in their unfused form in other primates that points to common ancestry.
Examples
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Eichler's 2012 paper, for example, shows how the genes across the entire fused chromosome still retain much of their original order in their unfused predecessors.
Blog text (26) -
The two colors remained unfused, creating a beautiful contrast on the canvas.
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"It is the fact that the fused chromosomes exist in their unfused form in other primates that points to common ancestry."
Blog text (26) -
We are sitting with smiles for the camera near a plane in early daylight on a low stack of unfused thousand-pound bombs, waiting for the signal to start up for another mission, with our bombardier for that day, a captain, I remember, looking on at us from the background.
Fiction book (1995) -
If the chromosomes had remained unfused, the gene sequences would still demonstrate common ancestry (as it does between chimps and gorillas).
Blog text (26) -
In the experiment, the chemicals stayed unfused, allowing researchers to study their individual properties.
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He focused on keeping the flavors unfused while preparing the dish to highlight each ingredient.
Synonyms
Not joined to another thing and kept apart
Completely pure with nothing added
Not mixed with other ingredients, showing its own taste or color
Not joined to something it was attached to before
Not joined to other things
Not joined together into one thing
A person who is not married and lives alone
Not together with other people, kept apart from them
Not joined together as one group or system
Not joined to other parts to make one system
Pure and not mixed with other things
Not joined with other parts
Not collected into one place or group
Antonyms
How Fused
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unfused is made of un- meaning 'not' and fuse meaning 'to join or melt together', like two metal pieces that are melted into one. So Unfused means 'not joined' or still separate.