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conglutinant

conglutinant adjective: that cements together, especially that heals a wound by adhering its edges.

Adjective

conglutinant (comparative more conglutinant, superlative most conglutinant)

  1. That cements together, especially that heals a wound by adhering its edges

Forms of conglutinant

comparativemore conglutinant
superlativemost conglutinant

Origin of conglutinant

Compare the French conglutinant and the Latin conglūtināns (the present active participle of conglūtinō); also see the English verb conglutinate and suffix -ant.

Questions about conglutinant

What does conglutinant mean?
Conglutinant means that cements together, especially that heals a wound by adhering its edges.
What part of speech is conglutinant?
Conglutinant is an adjective.

Words near conglutinant in the dictionary

  1. conglomerative
  2. conglomerator
  3. conglomerators
  4. conglomeritic
  5. conglutin
  6. conglutinant
  7. conglutinate
  8. conglutinated
  9. conglutinates
  10. conglutinating
  11. conglutination

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