Usually means: Develop into an embryo; undergo embryogenesis.
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  1. embryonate: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
  2. embryonate: Collins English Dictionary
  3. embryonate: Wordnik
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  5. embryonate: Dictionary.com
  6. Embryonate: Online Plain Text English Dictionary
  7. Embryonate: AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary
  8. embryonate: FreeDictionary.org
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  1. embryonate: Encyclopedia

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  1. embryonate: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (embryonate)

▸ adjective:  Having an embryo.
▸ verb:  To produce, or to differentiate into an embryo

Similar:
embryoniferous, embryon, embryonating, embryoniform, embryotic, embryonical, embryonid, embryotrophic, proembryogenic, embryolarval, more...

Opposite:
mature, developed, fully formed, adult

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Similar:
embryoniferous, embryon, embryonating, embryoniform, embryotic, embryonical, embryonid, embryotrophic, proembryogenic, embryolarval, more...

Opposite:
mature, developed, fully formed, adult



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