blastide (Meaning)
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blastide (n.)
A small, clear space in the segments of the ovum, the precursor of the nucleus.
Synonyms & Antonyms of blastide
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blastide Sentence Examples
- The research team identified a new type of blastide within the molecular structure.
- The blastide reaction initiated a cascade of energy release within the experiment.
- The spacecraft's propulsion system relied on a unique blend of blastide compounds.
- Scientists theorized that harnessing blastide energy could revolutionize clean energy production.
- The blastide signature in the readings suggested a previously unknown phenomenon.
- Engineers fine-tuned the blastide injector for optimal performance.
- A sudden surge of blastide energy disrupted the calm of the laboratory.
- The discovery of blastide-rich deposits hinted at potential mining opportunities on distant planets.
- The protective shielding prevented the blastide discharge from harming the surrounding environment.
- The team celebrated their breakthrough in blastide research, foreseeing its impact on future technologies.
FAQs About the word blastide
A small, clear space in the segments of the ovum, the precursor of the nucleus.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The research team identified a new type of blastide within the molecular structure.
The blastide reaction initiated a cascade of energy release within the experiment.
The spacecraft's propulsion system relied on a unique blend of blastide compounds.
Scientists theorized that harnessing blastide energy could revolutionize clean energy production.
