coapt (Meaning)

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coapt (v)

cause to adhere

fit tightly and fasten

Surgeons often coapt tissues during reconstructive surgeries to ensure proper healing.
The therapist worked with the patient to coapt fractured relationships within their family.
Engineers designed the prosthetic limb to coapt seamlessly with the remaining tissue for optimal function.
The puzzle pieces coapted perfectly, completing the picture with satisfying precision.
Through mediation, the conflicting parties sought to coapt their differences and find common ground.
The architect's design seamlessly coapted modern elements with the historic structure.
Biologists study how cells coapt to form tissues and organs during development.
The writer aimed to coapt disparate themes into a cohesive narrative.
Teachers coapt various teaching strategies to meet the diverse needs of their students.
The therapist helped the couple coapt their communication styles to improve their relationship.

cause to adhere, fit tightly and fasten

plaster, strap, unite, tackle, latch, tack, glue, join, clip, harness

divorce, dissociate, break up, disconnect, divorce, break up, unhook, part, sever, separate

Surgeons often coapt tissues during reconstructive surgeries to ensure proper healing.

The therapist worked with the patient to coapt fractured relationships within their family.

Engineers designed the prosthetic limb to coapt seamlessly with the remaining tissue for optimal function.

The puzzle pieces coapted perfectly, completing the picture with satisfying precision.