coapts (Meaning)

coapts

to fit together and make fast, to close or fasten together

The scientist coapts the latest technology to advance his research.
The politician coapted his opponent's ideas to gain support.
The artist coapted a traditional technique to create a modern masterpiece.
The company coapts expertise from different fields to develop innovative solutions.
The doctor coapts medical advances to improve patient outcomes.
The teacher coapts games and activities to engage students in learning.
The writer coapts literary devices to craft compelling stories.
The marketer coapts social media platforms to reach target audiences.
The architect coapts sustainable materials to design eco-friendly buildings.
The philosopher coapts concepts from various disciplines to synthesize new insights.

to fit together and make fast, to close or fasten together

latches, lashes, joins, toggles, tackles, hangs, pins, links, clasps, clamps

detaches, uncouples, dissociates, undoes, divorces, sunders, breaks up, severs, disconnects, disjoins

The scientist coapts the latest technology to advance his research.

The politician coapted his opponent's ideas to gain support.

The artist coapted a traditional technique to create a modern masterpiece.

The company coapts expertise from different fields to develop innovative solutions.