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exogenic

/ˌek.səʊˈdʒen.ɪk/

Traduction: Adjectif désignant ce qui provient de l'extérieur d'un organisme ou d'un système ; dans l'usage moderne, largement remplacé par « exogène ».

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/ˌek.səʊˈdʒen.ɪk/C2formalscientificobsolète
  • frAdjectif désignant ce qui provient de l'extérieur d'un organisme ou d'un système ; dans l'usage moderne, largement remplacé par « exogène ».

An adjective meaning originating from outside an organism or system; now largely replaced by 'exogenous' in modern usage.

  1. originating externallyB2formalscientific

    Derived or produced from outside an organism, system, or natural environment, as opposed to being formed internally.

    frexogène

    • Exogenic forces such as wind and water shape the Earth's surface.
    • The exogenic supply of nutrients supports the ecosystem in the deep sea.
    • Researchers studied exogenic particles that entered the atmosphere from space.
    • Exogenic sedimentary rocks are formed from material derived from pre‑existing rocks.

    Synonymesexogenousexternalextrinsicforeignoutside

    Antonymesendogenicendogenous

Formes
  • more exogenic comparative form
  • most exogenic superlative form
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