C1 adjective Formal

homohydrward

/ˌhoʊmoʊˈhaɪdrwərd/

Describing a biological or chemical movement or tendency toward maintaining internal fluid consistency or moving toward a moisture source with identical properties. It refers to a directional state where the primary driver is the achievement of uniform hydration equilibrium.

Exemplos

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1

After hours in the desert, every step the explorer took felt instinctively homohydrward.

After hours in the desert, every step the explorer took felt instinctively homohydrward.

2

The study concludes that the microorganisms exhibit a homohydrward migration pattern when exposed to varying humidity.

The study concludes that the microorganisms exhibit a homohydrward migration pattern when exposed to varying humidity.

3

I'm basically homohydrward right now; I just need to be near some water and stay hydrated.

I'm basically homohydrward right now; I just need to be near some water and stay hydrated.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
homohydrwardness
Advérbio
homohydrwardly
Adjetivo
homohydrward
Relacionado
homohydration
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Dica de memorização

Break it down: 'Homo' (same) + 'Hydr' (water) + 'Ward' (direction). Think of it as 'moving toward the same water level.'

Quiz rápido

The plant's roots demonstrated a ________ growth pattern, reaching specifically for the areas of the soil with constant moisture levels.

Correto!

A resposta correta é: homohydrward

Exemplos

1

After hours in the desert, every step the explorer took felt instinctively homohydrward.

everyday

After hours in the desert, every step the explorer took felt instinctively homohydrward.

2

The study concludes that the microorganisms exhibit a homohydrward migration pattern when exposed to varying humidity.

formal

The study concludes that the microorganisms exhibit a homohydrward migration pattern when exposed to varying humidity.

3

I'm basically homohydrward right now; I just need to be near some water and stay hydrated.

informal

I'm basically homohydrward right now; I just need to be near some water and stay hydrated.

4

The cellular response was categorized as homohydrward due to the precise regulation of osmotic pressure toward the source.

academic

The cellular response was categorized as homohydrward due to the precise regulation of osmotic pressure toward the source.

5

Our new irrigation technology utilizes a homohydrward sensor system to maintain consistent soil moisture levels.

business

Our new irrigation technology utilizes a homohydrward sensor system to maintain consistent soil moisture levels.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
homohydrwardness
Advérbio
homohydrwardly
Adjetivo
homohydrward
Relacionado
homohydration

Colocações comuns

homohydrward movement homohydrward movement
homohydrward tendency homohydrward tendency
homohydrward adaptation homohydrward adaptation
homohydrward orientation homohydrward orientation
homohydrward drive homohydrward drive

Frases Comuns

striving for a homohydrward state

striving for a homohydrward state

in a homohydrward direction

in a homohydrward direction

purely homohydrward instinct

purely homohydrward instinct

Frequentemente confundido com

homohydrward vs homogeneous

Homogeneous refers to uniform composition in general, whereas homohydrward specifically relates to the direction or tendency toward uniform hydration.

homohydrward vs hydrothermal

Hydrothermal relates to the action of heated water, while homohydrward relates to the movement toward moisture equilibrium.

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Notas de uso

This term is highly specialized and is most commonly encountered in technical scientific literature or specific standardized tests. It is used as an adjective to describe the behavior of organisms or systems reacting to moisture gradients.

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Erros comuns

Learners might confuse the suffix '-ward' with '-wards'; while both indicate direction, '-ward' is the preferred adjectival form. Do not use it to simply mean 'thirsty.'

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Dica de memorização

Break it down: 'Homo' (same) + 'Hydr' (water) + 'Ward' (direction). Think of it as 'moving toward the same water level.'

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Origem da palavra

Constructed from the Greek 'homos' (same) and 'hydor' (water), combined with the Old English suffix '-weard' (expressing direction).

Padrões gramaticais

Used primarily as an attributive adjective before a noun. Does not typically have a comparative or superlative form (e.g., more homohydrward).

Quiz rápido

The plant's roots demonstrated a ________ growth pattern, reaching specifically for the areas of the soil with constant moisture levels.

Correto!

A resposta correta é: homohydrward

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