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adjective Medicine/Medical.
promoting the union of a wound's edges.
Origin:
1820–30; < Latin conglūtinant-, stem of conglūtināns, present participle of conglūtināre to make cohere; see conglutinate
1820–30; < Latin conglūtinant-, stem of conglūtināns, present participle of conglūtināre to make cohere; see conglutinate
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Conglutinant
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| the first or innermost digit of the foot of humans and other primates or of the hind foot of other mammals; great toe; big toe. |
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conglutinant con·glu·ti·nant (kən-gl&oomacr;t'n-ənt, kŏn-)
adj.
Promoting union, as of the edges of a wound.
Relating to or characterizing the abnormal adhering of tissues to one another.
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