transmeable
transmeable adjective: able to be traversed.
Adjective
transmeable (not comparable)
- Able to be traversed.
- And indeed it is most happy for us that what Hippocrates saith is most true; […] That is, our whole Body is porous and transmeable, especially our Skin: for did we not freely breathe out those hurtful Atomes, […]1665, Galeno-pale: or, a Chymical Tríal of the Galenists, ... to which is added an appendix, de Litho-Colo: or, an history of three large stones excluded the colon by chemical remedies, page 61
- [Something] that allows a substance to pass through both membranes, through plasma-lemma and through tonoplast will be called transmeable here.1943, Proceedings of the section of sciences
Questions about transmeable
- What does transmeable mean?
- Transmeable means able to be traversed.
- What part of speech is transmeable?
- Transmeable is an adjective.
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