Pronunciation: /ˌædənoʊˈtrɒfɪk/
adjective relating to or characterized by the nourishment of a fetus or embryo through the mother's glandular secretions
A1 The doctor explained that the adenotrophic process is essential for the growth of the fetus.
A2 The adenotrophic relationship between the mother and the baby is crucial for proper development.
B1 Researchers are studying the adenotrophic effects of certain medications on pregnant women.
B2 The adenotrophic system in mammals is complex and fascinating.
C1 In-depth knowledge of adenotrophic processes is required for advanced medical research.
C2 The intricate mechanisms of adenotrophic nutrition are still being studied by scientists.
formal The adenotrophic placenta is a type of placenta found in certain mammals.
informal I learned in biology class that some animals have adenotrophic placentas.
slang My friend said adenotrophic placentas are like superfood for baby animals.
figurative The company's marketing strategy was described as adenotrophic, providing constant nourishment to their sales team.
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