hybridizedadj.
/ˈhʌɪbrɪdʌɪzd/ Obtained by hybridization; hybrid (in various senses).
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bigenerous1610
hybridan1623
mongrel1633
hybridous1691
mule1728
hybrid1775
cross-bred1856
hybridizablea1864
paragenesic1864
hybridized1872
cross1886
monohybrid1903
outbred1903
intergeneric1921
polyhybrid1922
reticulate1938
trihybrid1941
inter-strain1950
1872 C. Darwin Origin of Species (ed. 6) ix. 249 Hybridised embryos probably often perish in like manner.
1926 G. W. Tyrrell Princ. Petrol. viii. 165 Wholesale enclosure of Dalradian quartzites and mica-schists within a large mass of norite..has led to the formation of a zone of hybridised or contaminated rocks, full of xenoliths in all stages of digestion.
1933 Jrnl. Chem. Physics 1 502 The valence orbital..could be of the strongly hybridized type.
1955 R. Blesh Shining Trumpets (ed. 3) i. 6 A hybridized popular music rather than a fine-art form.
1959 Significant Trends Med. Res.: Ciba Found. 10th Anniv. Symp. 7 The N-terminal residues of the hybridized hemoglobin S were labelled with Sanger's reagent.
1968 K. F. Reid Prop. & React. Bonds in Org. Molecules iii. 43 The second kind of hybridized orbital, termed the trigonal hybrid, arises through the hybridization of one s and two p A[tomic] O[rbital]s.
1969 Nature 10 May 573/2 The rat from which the hybridized RNA was obtained.
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