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Meanings of protoplasm in English
Portuguese
protoplasma Catalan
protoplasma Usage of protoplasm in English
1
In one leaf thus treated, I distinctly saw the protoplasm in movement.
2
The little masses of protoplasm within the cells were seen in movement.
3
Then Esser hopes to create living protoplasm, using only six basic ingredients.
4
Any others were either cowering further inside-orhad been reduced to protoplasm.
5
The protoplasm of each one of these becomes divided into four parts.
6
Also, I'd like to believe in something bigger and better than protoplasm.
7
Each drop of water embodied a fight of primitive protoplasm against disease.
8
Hence there could be no doubt that these masses consisted of protoplasm.
9
He might as well have asked me my grandmother's opinion of protoplasm.
10
What is it, and why is this protoplasm always active and busy?
11
The second kind of substance which we find in protoplasm is the carbohydrate.
12
The old primal hunger of the protoplasm rules over it all.
13
The thin bridge of protoplasm which at first connects the daughter-cells soon breaks.
14
Maybe it's a mass of protoplasm trying to find a structure.
15
From this original protoplasm the great variety of living things has been developed.
16
This is not peculiar to the protoplasm of the Christian's soul.
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Protoplasm through the time
Protoplasm across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common