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ingrowth

 

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Noun ingrowth has 1 sense
  1. ingrowth - something that grows inward
    --1 is a kind of
    growth

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ingrowth

Description:

Ingrowth refers to the process of growing or developing into something. It can involve the inward growth or penetration of something into another substance or structure.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun - Biological

In the field of biology, ingrowth refers to the growth of a living tissue within another tissue. It can specifically indicate the inward growth of blood vessels or nerves into a particular body tissue or organ.

Sample Sentence: The ingrowth of blood vessels into the damaged muscle tissue facilitated the process of healing.

Sense 2:

Noun - Material

In the context of materials, ingrowth signifies the penetration or growth of foreign substances or particles within a material, causing structural changes or alterations.

Sample Sentence: The ingrowth of impurities in the metal decreased its strength and durability.

Sense 3:

Noun - Economic

In economics, an ingrowth refers to the increase in economic activity or growth within a region or industry.

Sample Sentence: The construction of a new airport led to an ingrowth in the local economy, creating jobs and attracting investments.

Sense 4:

Noun - Horticulutral

In horticulture, ingrowth signifies a type of plant growth where roots or shoots grow into the soil or substrate.

Sample Sentence: The ingrowth of plant roots into the nutrient-rich soil allows for efficient uptake of water and nutrients.

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