nutriate
nutriate verb: to supply with nutrients.
Verb
nutriate (third-person singular simple present nutriates, present participle nutriating, simple past and past participle nutriated)
- To supply with nutrients.
- This implies that a considerable amount of the glucose and adenine, added in order to nutriate the red cells, were removed and contained in the plasma.1991, James R. Harris, Blood Separation and Plasma Fractionation
Forms of nutriate
| third-person singular present | nutriates |
|---|---|
| present participle | nutriating |
| past participle | nutriated |
| past | nutriated |
Questions about nutriate
- What does nutriate mean?
- Nutriate means to supply with nutrients.
- What part of speech is nutriate?
- Nutriate is a verb.
- What is the past tense of nutriate?
- The past tense of nutriate is nutriated.
Words near nutriate in the dictionary
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