What is another word for capsulate?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈapsjʊlˌe͡ɪt], [ kˈapsjʊlˌeɪt], [ k_ˈa_p_s_j_ʊ_l_ˌeɪ_t]
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Synonyms for Capsulate:
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• capsulate Other relevant words:
- abide ,
- abridge ,
- abridgement ,
- abridgment ,
- abstraction ,
- abstractionist ,
- add ,
- add together ,
- add up ,
- address ,
- adopt ,
- apprenticed ,
- arrest ,
- articled ,
- back ,
- bandaged ,
- bear ,
- binding ,
- blanket ,
- book binding ,
- border ,
- bosom ,
- bounce ,
- boundary ,
- bounds ,
- bowdlerise ,
- bowdlerize ,
- breed ,
- brood ,
- brook ,
- cabbage ,
- carry ,
- castrate ,
- center ,
- centralise ,
- centralize ,
- centre ,
- check ,
- circle ,
- close in ,
- come down ,
- compact ,
- compensate ,
- compilation ,
- comprehend ,
- comprise ,
- concealment ,
- condensation ,
- confine to ,
- constrain ,
- constringe ,
- consume ,
- continue ,
- contract ,
- control ,
- cover charge ,
- cover song ,
- cover up ,
- cover version ,
- covering ,
- covering fire ,
- covert ,
- cross ,
- curb ,
- cut ,
- cut across ,
- cut through ,
- deal ,
- decoct ,
- deplete ,
- destined ,
- detain ,
- distil ,
- distill ,
- double ,
- dressed ore ,
- duplicate ,
- eat ,
- eat up ,
- echo ,
- edge ,
- ejection seat ,
- ejector seat ,
- embracing ,
- endure ,
- enshroud ,
- epitomise ,
- espouse ,
- exhaust ,
- expurgate ,
- extend ,
- filch ,
- focus ,
- foreshorten ,
- get across ,
- get over ,
- gird ,
- go through ,
- handle ,
- hatch ,
- hide ,
- hold ,
- hold back ,
- hold in ,
- hook ,
- hug ,
- inclose ,
- incorporate ,
- incubate ,
- indentured ,
- ingeminate ,
- insert ,
- insure ,
- introduce ,
- iterate ,
- jump ,
- leap ,
- leaping ,
- lift ,
- limit ,
- masking ,
- moderate ,
- narrow ,
- natural covering ,
- nobble ,
- nonfigurative ,
- nonobjective ,
- outline ,
- overcompensate ,
- overlay ,
- pack together ,
- pass over ,
- pilfer ,
- pinch ,
- plow ,
- pore ,
- precis ,
- press ,
- purloin ,
- put in ,
- put up ,
- rebound ,
- recap ,
- recoil ,
- recur ,
- reduce ,
- reduplicate ,
- repetition ,
- replicate ,
- report ,
- reprise ,
- reprize ,
- resile ,
- restate ,
- restrain ,
- restrict ,
- resume ,
- retell ,
- reverberate ,
- ricochet ,
- rivet ,
- roll ,
- saltation ,
- screen ,
- screening ,
- shroud ,
- shut in ,
- snarf ,
- sneak ,
- space capsule ,
- spread over ,
- spring ,
- squeeze ,
- stand ,
- stick in ,
- stick out ,
- stomach ,
- stop ,
- suffer ,
- sum ,
- summate ,
- support ,
- sweep up ,
- swipe ,
- synopsis ,
- take ,
- take a hop ,
- take over ,
- tally ,
- throttle ,
- tolerate ,
- top ,
- tot ,
- tot up ,
- total ,
- tote up ,
- track ,
- trammel ,
- traverse ,
- treat ,
- turn back ,
- twine ,
- typify ,
- underwrite ,
- use up ,
- wind ,
- wipe out ,
- work through ,
- wrap up ,
- wrapper ,
- wrapping .
How to use "Capsulate" in context?
From the Latin word "capsulate," meaning to cap, or encase, a body or organ with a covering, a capsule is a small, fragile, and often hard-wrought object, such as a seed, that encloses one or more seeds, nuts, or other objects. The body or organ that is enclosed, in turn, may be delicate or hard to reach, such as within the hard shell of a nut.
The word capsule is also applied, especially in botany, to the reproductive organs of a plant, including the flower and fruit.
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