Definition of redifferentiate in English:

redifferentiate

verb ˌriːdɪfəˈrɛnʃɪeɪt

1with object To cause (cells or tissue) to become specialized again following loss of differentiation. Usually in pass.
2no object Especially of cells or tissue: to become specialized again following a loss of differentiation; to undergo redifferentiation.
3no object And with object Mathematics. To differentiate (a function) that is itself a derivative; to differentiate again or further.
4with object To differentiate (something) again or further.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Herbert Spencer (1820–1903), philosopher, social theorist, and sociologist. From re- + differentiate.

Definition of redifferentiate in US English:

redifferentiate

verbˌriːdɪfəˈrɛnʃɪeɪt

1with object To cause (cells or tissue) to become specialized again following loss of differentiation. Usually in pass.
2no object Especially of cells or tissue: to become specialized again following a loss of differentiation; to undergo redifferentiation.
3no object And with object Mathematics. To differentiate (a function) that is itself a derivative; to differentiate again or further.
4with object To differentiate (something) again or further.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Herbert Spencer (1820–1903), philosopher, social theorist, and sociologist. From re- + differentiate.

单词	redifferentiate
释义	Definition of redifferentiate in English: redifferentiate verb ˌriːdɪfəˈrɛnʃɪeɪt 1with object To cause (cells or tissue) to become specialized again following loss of differentiation. Usually in pass. 2no object Especially of cells or tissue: to become specialized again following a loss of differentiation; to undergo redifferentiation. 3no object And with object Mathematics. To differentiate (a function) that is itself a derivative; to differentiate again or further. 4with object To differentiate (something) again or further. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Herbert Spencer (1820–1903), philosopher, social theorist, and sociologist. From re- + differentiate. Definition of redifferentiate in US English: redifferentiate verbˌriːdɪfəˈrɛnʃɪeɪt 1with object To cause (cells or tissue) to become specialized again following loss of differentiation. Usually in pass. 2no object Especially of cells or tissue: to become specialized again following a loss of differentiation; to undergo redifferentiation. 3no object And with object Mathematics. To differentiate (a function) that is itself a derivative; to differentiate again or further. 4with object To differentiate (something) again or further. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Herbert Spencer (1820–1903), philosopher, social theorist, and sociologist. From re- + differentiate.
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