impregnate
ˈɪmprɛɡˌneɪt
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Definition of impregnate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
infusionfill something with a quality or substance
  • The artist managed to impregnate the painting with emotion.
infuse permeate saturate
2.
biologymake pregnant
  • The male lion will impregnate the female during mating season..
fertilize inseminate
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Origin of impregnate

Latin, impregnare (to make pregnant)

Terms with impregnate included in their meaning

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impregnate
make someone pregnant
geology
impregnate a substance with minerals
dyeing
impregnate with gallnuts in dyeing
mares
impregnate a mare successfully
treatment
treat or impregnate with camphor
add charcoal
impregnate or combine with carbon
treatment
impregnate or treat with carbon
biology
impregnate or fertilize an egg

Examples of impregnate in a sentence

  • The writer's words impregnate the novel with deep meaning.
  • Scientists aim to impregnate the endangered species in captivity.
  • Farmers often impregnate cows through artificial insemination.

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  1. French:imprégner, féconder, ...
  2. German:erfüllen, schwängern, ...
  3. Italian:impregnare, mettere incinta, ...
  4. Spanish:impregnar, embarazar, ...
  5. Portuguese:impregnar, engravidar, ...
  6. Chinese:注入, 使怀孕, ...
  7. Japanese:込める, 妊娠させる, ...
  8. Arabic:أَشْبَعَ, لَقَّحَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַסְפִּיג, לְהַפְרוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:пропитывать, оплодотворить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:наповнювати, запліднити, ...
  12. Hindi:भर देना, गर्भवती करना, ...

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