cellular

as inorganic

Synonyms for cellular

adj basic, natural

Antonyms for cellular

wireless

adjective. communicating without material contact

Word Origin & History

1753, with reference to cellular tissue, from Modern Latin cellularis "of little cells," from cellula "little cell," diminutive of cella (see cell). Of mobile phone systems (in which the area served is divided into "cells" of a few square miles served by transmitters), 1977. Related: Cellularity.

Example Sentences forcellular

In Europe cellular piers of reinforced concrete have been much used.

The mucus of the cellular membrane is increased by blisters and sinapisms.

The inirritability of the cellular and cutaneous lymphatics is described in Sect.

They come from the fatty substance and the cellular membranes.

Hence our verb to goffer, to give a cellular appearance to a frill.

He was surrounded by real matter, atomic, molecular, cellular.

The general tissue is transparent, glossy, cellular, and contractile.

Polymorphonuclears were also found in the zone of cellular infiltration.

Fibers which pass from cells to other cells near by in the cellular area.

It is, however, of a porous and cellular structure, and does not weigh much.

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