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| Description of unite (verb: united; united; uniting) to join together Samples of unite The sperm and egg unite during fertilization.
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| Description of ingest (verb: ingested; ingested; ingesting) to take in Samples of ingest Food is ingested through the mouth in humans.
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| Description of expel (verb: expelled; expelled; expelling) to push out Samples of expel Feces is expelled from the rectum by muscular contractions.
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| Description of ionize (verb: ionized; ionized; ionizing) to separate or dissociate into ions Samples of ionize Water tends to ionise into hydrogen and hydronium ions.
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| Description of anaerobic (adjective) existing without oxygen Samples of anaerobic Under anaerobic conditions reduction of pyruvate can occur.
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| Description of node (noun: plural: nodes) a small swelling of tissue Samples of node Examples of nodes in the body are lymph nodes, the atrio-ventricular node and the node of Ranvier.
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| Description of activation energy (noun: plural: activation energies) the energy needed to start a chemical reaction Samples of activation energy Activation energies explain why reaction rates vary with different temperatures.
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| Description of operate (verb: operated; operated; operating) to carry out a surgical procedure to repair or remove a damaged body part; to work (machinery) Samples of operate Surgeons operate in operating theatres.
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| Description of dislocate (verb: dislocated; dislocated; dislocating) to displace a bone (in relation to the joint); to become displaced Samples of dislocate Shoulder, knee and hip joints are all prone to dislocation.
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| Description of dehydrate (verb: dehydrated; dehydrated; dehydrating) to lose water from; to remove water from something Samples of dehydrate Patients with a fever dehydrate quickly and must drink more fluids.
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