conjugates
Modifies verb endings
Conjugates is the third-person singular of conjugate, meaning to give the different forms of a verb according to tense, person, and number: She conjugates Latin verbs from memory.
In chemistry, conjugates are compounds formed by joining two substances.
In math, conjugates are paired elements with a specific relationship—complex conjugates differ only in the sign of their imaginary parts.
Vary pitch or form
- tenseStrained or nervous
- aspectFeature or dimension
- moodPrevailing emotional condition
- voiceSound from throat
person · number · singular · plural · present · past · future · imperfect
Having many interconnected parts
- imaginaryExisting only in thought
- realTruly existing, not fake
- pairTwo matching things
- transposeReverse order of elements
matrix · roots · symmetry · reflection · inverse · complement · adjoint · polynomial
inflect
Vary pitch or form
voice · person · number · singular · plural · present · past · future · imperfect · subjunctive
complex
Having many interconnected parts
transpose · matrix · roots · symmetry · reflection · inverse · complement · adjoint · polynomial · quadratic
- Immunoreagentsantibodies, antigens, monoclonal antibodies, immunoglobulins, biotin
- modifiestransforms, converts, enhances, activates, oxidizes
- chemical additivesadditives, plasticizers, stabilizers, antioxidants, preservatives
- drug deliverydrug delivery, injection, time release, delayed release, capsule
conjugatesdisconnects
Breaks a connection
separates · disjoins · uncouples · dissociates · severs
- conjugate acidBase after gaining proton
- verb conjugationAltering action-word forms
- conjugated bilirubinLiver-altered bile pigment
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