catenate (Meaning)
catenate (v)
arrange in a series of rings or chains, as for spores
catenate (v. t.)
To connect, in a series of links or ties; to chain.
Synonyms & Antonyms of catenate
catenate Sentence Examples
- The chemist demonstrated how to catenate various organic compounds to form longer chains.
- In biology, proteins are composed of amino acids that catenate together to create complex structures.
- The software engineer programmed the system to catenate strings of data for efficient storage.
- DNA molecules catenate to form the double helix structure that carries genetic information.
- Mathematicians explore ways to catenate mathematical objects to generate new structures.
- Linguists analyze how words catenate in sentences to convey meaning.
- Engineers use robotic arms to catenate parts in manufacturing processes for efficiency.
- The artist experimented with different materials, attempting to catenate them into a cohesive sculpture.
- In chemistry, scientists study how atoms catenate to form molecules with distinct properties.
- The architect envisioned a design where individual units would catenate to create a larger, interconnected structure.
FAQs About the word catenate
arrange in a series of rings or chains, as for sporesTo connect, in a series of links or ties; to chain.
string,connect, interconnect, integrate, couple, hook, yoke, join, interlink, conjugate
disunite, divide, detach,separate, divide, split, disconnect, disconnect, disunite, separate
The chemist demonstrated how to catenate various organic compounds to form longer chains.
In biology, proteins are composed of amino acids that catenate together to create complex structures.
The software engineer programmed the system to catenate strings of data for efficient storage.
DNA molecules catenate to form the double helix structure that carries genetic information.
