grafted Antonyms
Strongest:
- severed
- subtracted
- detached
- deducted
- deducted
- severed
- disconnected
- separated
- removed
- disconnected
- detached
- subtracted
- removed
- separated
Strong:
- decreased
- diminished
- lessened
- reduced
- bated
- decreased
- cut
- contracted
- took-off
- abated
- excised
- shortened
- amputated
- contracted
- excised
- unfastened
- knocked-off
- shortened
- reduced
- knocked-off
- bated
- abated
- took-off
- unfastened
- amputated
- lessened
- lowered
- lowered
- diminished
- cut
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- tacked-on-
- hitched
- supplied
- tagged
- supplemented
- reinforced
- fixed
- prolonged
- amplified
- extended
- intensified
- subjoined
- boosted
- adjoined
- multiplied
- raised
- introduced
- enlarged
- protracted
- elongated
- complemented
- compounded
- increased
- enhanced
- escalated
- expanded
- lengthened
- interfused
- swelled-up-
Weak:
Meaning of grafted
grafted (imp. & p. p.)
of Graft
grafted Sentence Examples
- The botanists skillfully grafted the rare orchid onto a common rootstock to propagate it.
- The pear tree had been grafted onto an apple tree, resulting in a unique variety with both fruits.
- The physician grafted a piece of healthy skin onto the patient's burn to accelerate healing.
- The hairstylists grafted extensions onto the client's hair to add length and volume.
- The sculptor grafted fragments of wood together to create abstract sculptures.
- The researchers grafted DNA from one organism into another to study genetic interactions.
- The surgeon grafted a heart valve into the patient's chest to correct a congenital defect.
- The carpenter grafted a new leg onto the antique chair to restore its functionality.
- The musician grafted a bridge into the song to transition smoothly between verses.
- The poet grafted together words and phrases from different sources to create a unique and evocative poem.
FAQs About the word grafted
of Graft
appended, infused,attached, tied, augmented, annexed, inserted, injected, added, fastened
severed, subtracted, detached, deducted, deducted, severed, disconnected, separated, removed, disconnected
The botanists skillfully grafted the rare orchid onto a common rootstock to propagate it.
The pear tree had been grafted onto an apple tree, resulting in a unique variety with both fruits.
The physician grafted a piece of healthy skin onto the patient's burn to accelerate healing.
The hairstylists grafted extensions onto the client's hair to add length and volume.
