Definition of incurrent in English:

incurrent

adjective ɪnˈkʌr(ə)ntinˈkərənt

Zoology

(of a vessel or opening) conveying fluid inwards.
The opposite of excurrent
Example sentencesExamples
- However, there exists no test to define whether these openings are subdermal cavities and part of the incurrent system, or secondary oscula that were part of the excurrent system.
- Water containing minute food particles is admitted through the incurrent siphon into the pharyngeal basket.
- Amplification of persisting papillomavirus or polyomavirus DNA sequences by incurrent infections with herpes simplex of cytomegaloviruses may also contribute to the emergence of malignant tumors.
- Concurrent with this, the entire pectinirhomb becomes greatly protuberant along a large, thinwalled ridge spanning the incurrent and excurrent half rhombs.
- Water is drawn through the incurrent siphon into the infrabranchial chamber, filtered through the gills into the suprabranchial chamber and is expelled through the excurrent siphon.

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense 'falling within (a period')): from Latin incurrent- 'running in', from the verb incurrere (see incur).

Definition of incurrent in US English:

incurrent

adjectiveinˈkərənt

Zoology

(of a vessel or opening) conveying fluid inward.
The opposite of excurrent
Example sentencesExamples
- Concurrent with this, the entire pectinirhomb becomes greatly protuberant along a large, thinwalled ridge spanning the incurrent and excurrent half rhombs.
- However, there exists no test to define whether these openings are subdermal cavities and part of the incurrent system, or secondary oscula that were part of the excurrent system.
- Amplification of persisting papillomavirus or polyomavirus DNA sequences by incurrent infections with herpes simplex of cytomegaloviruses may also contribute to the emergence of malignant tumors.
- Water containing minute food particles is admitted through the incurrent siphon into the pharyngeal basket.
- Water is drawn through the incurrent siphon into the infrabranchial chamber, filtered through the gills into the suprabranchial chamber and is expelled through the excurrent siphon.

Origin

Late 16th century (in the sense ‘falling within (a period’)): from Latin incurrent- ‘running in’, from the verb incurrere (see incur).

单词	incurrent
释义	Definition of incurrent in English: incurrent adjective ɪnˈkʌr(ə)ntinˈkərənt Zoology (of a vessel or opening) conveying fluid inwards. The opposite of excurrent Example sentencesExamples However, there exists no test to define whether these openings are subdermal cavities and part of the incurrent system, or secondary oscula that were part of the excurrent system. Water containing minute food particles is admitted through the incurrent siphon into the pharyngeal basket. Amplification of persisting papillomavirus or polyomavirus DNA sequences by incurrent infections with herpes simplex of cytomegaloviruses may also contribute to the emergence of malignant tumors. Concurrent with this, the entire pectinirhomb becomes greatly protuberant along a large, thinwalled ridge spanning the incurrent and excurrent half rhombs. Water is drawn through the incurrent siphon into the infrabranchial chamber, filtered through the gills into the suprabranchial chamber and is expelled through the excurrent siphon. Origin Late 16th century (in the sense 'falling within (a period')): from Latin incurrent- 'running in', from the verb incurrere (see incur). Definition of incurrent in US English: incurrent adjectiveinˈkərənt Zoology (of a vessel or opening) conveying fluid inward. The opposite of excurrent Example sentencesExamples Concurrent with this, the entire pectinirhomb becomes greatly protuberant along a large, thinwalled ridge spanning the incurrent and excurrent half rhombs. However, there exists no test to define whether these openings are subdermal cavities and part of the incurrent system, or secondary oscula that were part of the excurrent system. Amplification of persisting papillomavirus or polyomavirus DNA sequences by incurrent infections with herpes simplex of cytomegaloviruses may also contribute to the emergence of malignant tumors. Water containing minute food particles is admitted through the incurrent siphon into the pharyngeal basket. Water is drawn through the incurrent siphon into the infrabranchial chamber, filtered through the gills into the suprabranchial chamber and is expelled through the excurrent siphon. Origin Late 16th century (in the sense ‘falling within (a period’)): from Latin incurrent- ‘running in’, from the verb incurrere (see incur).
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