Definition of religate in English:

religate

verb riːˈlʌɪɡeɪtriːlɪˈɡeɪt

1To ligate (a blood vessel or other structure) again.
2with object To bind again; to constrain; to bind to something.
3with object And without object. To rejoin (nucleic acid fragments) after cleavage of a whole molecule.
4no object To undergo religation of nucleic acid or protein fragments.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from classical Latin religāt-, past participial stem of religāre to tie up or back, to restrain, bind fast, to make fast, secure, in post-classical Latin also to gather (people), and partly independently from re- + ligate (although the latter is first attested slightly later).

Definition of religate in US English:

religate

verb

1To ligate (a blood vessel or other structure) again.
2with object To bind again; to constrain; to bind to something.
3with object And without object. To rejoin (nucleic acid fragments) after cleavage of a whole molecule.
4no object To undergo religation of nucleic acid or protein fragments.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from classical Latin religāt-, past participial stem of religāre to tie up or back, to restrain, bind fast, to make fast, secure, in post-classical Latin also to gather (people), and partly independently from re- + ligate (although the latter is first attested slightly later).

单词	religate
释义	Definition of religate in English: religate verb riːˈlʌɪɡeɪtriːlɪˈɡeɪt 1To ligate (a blood vessel or other structure) again. 2with object To bind again; to constrain; to bind to something. 3with object And without object. To rejoin (nucleic acid fragments) after cleavage of a whole molecule. 4no object To undergo religation of nucleic acid or protein fragments. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from classical Latin religāt-, past participial stem of religāre to tie up or back, to restrain, bind fast, to make fast, secure, in post-classical Latin also to gather (people), and partly independently from re- + ligate (although the latter is first attested slightly later). Definition of religate in US English: religate verb 1To ligate (a blood vessel or other structure) again. 2with object To bind again; to constrain; to bind to something. 3with object And without object. To rejoin (nucleic acid fragments) after cleavage of a whole molecule. 4no object To undergo religation of nucleic acid or protein fragments. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from classical Latin religāt-, past participial stem of religāre to tie up or back, to restrain, bind fast, to make fast, secure, in post-classical Latin also to gather (people), and partly independently from re- + ligate (although the latter is first attested slightly later).
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