grafting Antonyms
Strongest:
- removing
- taking-off
- disconnecting
- deducting
- subtracting
- subtracting
- cutting
- removing
- separating
- taking-off
- detaching
- separating
- cutting
- detaching
- deducting
- disconnecting
Strong:
- severing
- lowering
- shortening
- knocking-off
- abating
- reducing
- diminishing
- decreasing
- amputating
- contracting
- disjoining
- unfastening
- bating
- decreasing
- lessening
- shortening
- knocking-off
- reducing
- lessening
- amputating
- excising
- abating
- bating
- lowering
- contracting
- severing
- disjoining
- diminishing
- excising
- unfastening
Weak:
Strongest:
- augmenting
- adjoining
- inserting
- lengthening
- increasing
- tieing
- tacking-on-
- injecting
- appending
- fastening
- compounding
- affixing
- fixing
- multiplying
- hitching
- expanding
- enlarging
- annexing
- introducing
- adding
- tying
- tagging
- attaching
- infusing
Strong:
- supplementing
- enforcing
- subjoining
- elongating
- extending
- enhancing
- protracting
- swelling-up-
- interfusing
- supplying
- raising
- intensifying
- boosting
- prolonging
- complementing
- aggrandizing
- reinforcing
- escalating
- amplifying
- strengthening
Weak:
Meaning of grafting
grafting (n)
the act of grafting something onto something else
grafting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Graft
grafting (n.)
The act or method of weaving a cover for a ring, rope end, etc.
The transplanting of a portion of flesh or skin to a denuded surface; autoplasty.
A scarfing or endwise attachment of one timber to another.
grafting Sentence Examples
- The gardener spent countless hours grafting new branches onto the apple tree.
- The doctor carefully performed a skin graft to repair the burn victim's damaged tissue.
- The artist displayed an incredible level of grafting, seamlessly blending different mediums into a single masterpiece.
- The student's research was so thorough that it required extensive grafting of citations from various sources.
- The company's strategy involved grafting new ideas and technologies onto their existing business model.
- The scientist utilized grafting techniques to create genetically modified organisms with enhanced traits.
- The young apprentice eagerly observed the master craftsman grafting intricate designs onto the metalwork.
- The oncologist recommended grafting a healthy bone marrow donor's cells into the patient's body.
- The inventor's grafting of different materials resulted in a revolutionary product with unprecedented durability.
- The mountain climbers faced a perilous task, requiring advanced grafting techniques to secure their ascent.
FAQs About the word grafting
the act of grafting something onto something elseof Graft, The act or method of weaving a cover for a ring, rope end, etc., The transplanting of a portion of fl
augmenting, adjoining,inserting, lengthening, increasing, tieing, tacking (on), injecting, appending, fastening
removing, taking off, disconnecting, deducting, subtracting, subtracting, cutting,removing, separating, taking off
The gardener spent countless hours grafting new branches onto the apple tree.
The doctor carefully performed a skin graft to repair the burn victim's damaged tissue.
The artist displayed an incredible level of grafting, seamlessly blending different mediums into a single masterpiece.
The student's research was so thorough that it required extensive grafting of citations from various sources.
