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coexpose

verb

Etymology

From co- + expose.

  1. derived from espondre — “to set forth, explain”
  2. derived from expōnō — “set forth”
  3. derived from exposer — “to lay open, set forth”
  4. inherited from exposen
  5. prefixed as coexpose — “co + expose”

Definitions

  1. To expose to two or more agents simultaneously.

    • A noteworthy feature of these studies was profound dose-dependent increase in the accumulation of the lead in the rats coexposed to lead and manganese.

The neighborhood

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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA