- coevolve
- intransitive verb see coevolution
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
coevolve
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coevolve — /koh i volv /, v.i., coevolved, coevolving. to undergo coevolution. [CO + EVOLVE] * * * … Universalium
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coevolve — co·evolve … English syllables
coevolve — /koʊiˈvɒlv/ (say kohee volv) verb (i) (coevolved, coevolving) (of two or more species) to evolve contemporaneously in a process of mutual adaptations …
coevolve — intransitive verb see coevolution * * * /koh i volv /, v.i., coevolved, coevolving. to undergo coevolution. [CO + EVOLVE] … Useful english dictionary
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