Implanted

Pronunciation: /ɪmˈplæntɪd/

Definitions of implanted

verb to insert or embed something in a specified place or position

Example Sentences

A1 The doctor implanted a new pacemaker in the patient's chest.

A2 The microchip was implanted in the dog for identification purposes.

B1 The scientist implanted a tracking device in the endangered species to study their migration patterns.

B2 The cybernetic arm was implanted with advanced sensors for better control and feedback.

C1 The experimental procedure involved implanting neural electrodes to stimulate brain activity.

C2 The futuristic technology allowed for memories to be implanted directly into the brain.

Examples of implanted in a Sentence

formal The surgeon implanted the artificial heart into the patient's chest.

informal She got a chip implanted in her hand for easy access to the building.

slang I heard he got a tracking device implanted in his arm.

figurative The idea of starting a business was implanted in his mind after attending the entrepreneurship seminar.

Grammatical Forms of implanted

• past tense: implanted
• plural: implanteds
• comparative: more implanted
• superlative: most implanted
• present tense: implant
• future tense: will implant
• perfect tense: have implanted
• continuous tense: is implanting
• singular: implanted
• positive degree: implanted
• infinitive: to implant
• gerund: implanting
• participle: implanting

Origin and Evolution of implanted

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'implanted' originated from the Latin word 'implantare' which means 'to plant in'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'implanted' has retained its original meaning of 'to plant in' but has also been extended to refer to the act of inserting or embedding something within a living organism or structure.