valent
ˈveɪlənt
Definition

Definition of valent - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
languageTECH.relating to the valence of verbs in linguisticsTECH.
  • In this analysis, the verb is valent for two core arguments.
valence
2.
scienceTECH.having a specific valence in chemistryTECH.
  • The compound is monovalent, meaning it has one valent bond.
bonding chemical valency
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Origin of valent

Latin, valens (strong)

Examples of valent in a sentence

  • Understanding valent verbs is crucial for linguists.
  • The element is divalent, forming two valent bonds.
  • In this reaction, the molecule acts as a trivalent compound.

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  1. French:de valence, monovalent, ...
  2. German:valent, zweiwertig, ...
  3. Italian:valenziale, monovalente, ...
  4. Spanish:valente, con valencia, ...
  5. Portuguese:valencial, valente, ...
  6. Chinese:价的, 化合价的, ...
  7. Japanese:三価の, 原子価の, ...
  8. Arabic:ذُو تَعْدِيَة, تَكَافُؤِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּעַל עֵרְכִיּוּת, ...
  10. Russian:валентный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:валентний, ...
  12. Hindi:वैलेंट, एकसंयोजक, ...
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