transplanted

Moved to new soil

Transplanted is the past tense of transplant, meaning moved from one place to another and established anew.

Plants are transplanted from pots to garden beds.

Organs are transplanted from donors to recipients.

People describe themselves as transplanted when they've relocated: a transplanted New Yorker living in Austin.

The word carries a sense of uprooting followed by taking root somewhere else.

organ

donor

One who contributes freely

heart · lung · rejection · immunosuppressants · graft · tissue · compatibility · cornea · pancreas · allograft

relocated

immigrant

One who resettles abroad

settler · displaced · evacuee · exile · migrant · newcomer · resettled · uprooted · pioneer · reestablished

surgical

graft

Illicit political gain

anastomosis · suture · incision · surgeon · operating · anesthesia · sterile · rejection · prosthesis · reconstruction

botanical

seedling

Recently sprouted young plant

grafting · nursery · bedding · perennial · annual · propagation · scion · cultivar · acclimatization · potting

adaptation

acclimatization

Adjusting to new conditions

acculturated · reorientation · familiarization · resilience · rootedness · belonging · identity · displacement · nostalgia · hybrid

Categories
Opposites
origin/nativeness

transplantednative

Originating from a place

indigenous · endemic · autochthonous · original · local

movement/relocation

transplantedstationary

Not in motion

unmoved · rooted · fixed · planted · in place

MEDICAL INTERVENTION (organ/tissue)

transplantedoriginal

First or inventive

native · natural · own · biological · saved

Phrases
Family

transplant, transplanting, transplants, transplantation, transplanter, transplantable

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G