implanted Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- immutable
- inborn
- integral
- intrinsic
- unchangeable
- irradicable
- ingrained
- inbred
- set
- settled
- rooted
- unalterable
- chronic
- inherent
- firm
- entrenched
- engrained
- frozen
- innate
- confirmed
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Strongest:
- transient
- temporary
- temporary
- brief
- ephemeral
- short-term
- brief
- momentary
- short-term
- provisional
- ephemeral
- fleeting
- interim
- transient
- interim
- fleeting
- momentary
- provisional
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No Weak antonyms found.
implanted Meaning
implanted (s)
(used especially of ideas or principles) deeply rooted; firmly fixed or held
implanted (imp. & p. p.)
of Implant
implanted Sentence Examples
- The surgeon skillfully implanted the artificial hip joint to restore mobility.
- The researchers implanted a microchip in the animal to track its movements.
- The dentist implanted a dental bridge to replace missing teeth.
- The scientists implanted a neural stimulator to treat the patient's chronic pain.
- The oncologist implanted a radioactive seed near the tumor to destroy cancer cells.
- The veterinarian implanted a tracking device in the lost dog to aid in its search.
- The forensic pathologist implanted a tiny camera on the victim's clothing to capture evidence.
- The orthodontist implanted clear aligners to gradually shift misaligned teeth.
- The art collective implanted an interactive sculpture in the park to engage with visitors.
- The memory researchers implanted a stimulation electrode in the brain to enhance recall.
FAQs About the word implanted
(used especially of ideas or principles) deeply rooted; firmly fixed or heldof Implant
inculcated, instilled, fixed, imbedded,embedded, immutable, inborn, integral, intrinsic, unchangeable
transient,temporary, temporary, brief, ephemeral, short-term, brief, momentary, short-term, provisional
The surgeon skillfully implanted the artificial hip joint to restore mobility.
The researchers implanted a microchip in the animal to track its movements.
The dentist implanted a dental bridge to replace missing teeth.
The scientists implanted a neural stimulator to treat the patient's chronic pain.
