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secrete English

Meaning secrete meaning

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secrete Verb

— If something secretes a substance, it produces and discharges it. is secreted by the pancreas in response to increasing levels of glucose in the blood.

secrete

— verb (= release) generate and separate from cells or bodily fluids secrete digestive juices release a hormone into the blood stream — verb place out of sight; keep secret The money was secreted from his children

Synonyms secrete synonyms

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secrete English » English

hide conceal excrete dissemble exude bury emit disguise discharge cover stash release keep secret void veil secretive secretion secern screen repress obscure obfuscate lock away keep someone in the dark keep hidden keep back hoard hide away good at keeping a secret give off faithful to a secret evolve ensconce eject drool dissimulate deposit cloak cache

Topics secrete topics

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Person

Body functions

Conjugation secrete conjugation

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secrete · verb

Examples secrete examples

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Simple sentences

The adrenal glands secrete adrenalin.

Movie subtitles

We each take one and secrete it in a random room of our choice.
No Longer like a toad in these foul cellarswill i secrete the venom of hatred for you shall bring me love!
You mean a tarantula that could secrete that much venom, would be. 100 times larger than normal?
But our brains secrete a neurotransmitter that enables us to deal with them.
The chemicals animals secrete?
And Grendlers secrete it from every orifice. Saliva is the cause of the illness? No, no.
Mulder, certain frog species secrete a substance called bufotoxin.
Did you know that the sun's ultraviolet rays make us secrete anti-depressive substances?
Do you know that I can spot a black or a Semite with my eyes closed, just because of the essence they secrete.
He didn't secrete it into any of my bodily orifices.
Women secrete a hormone after giving birth that brings us closer to the baby.
Two glands in the mouth secrete chemicals, yep.
To secrete this amount, you'd have to do a ton of cocaine and then have an orgasm that lasts 40 years.
He said they had poison gas. they secrete in small amounts.
Then his father dies, and Todd decides to secrete the jewels in his ashes.
It's a disease that causes blood to secrete from his sweat glands when he gets exited.
Must have the ability to assimilate, respirate, reproduce, grow and develop, move, secrete and excrete.
While we sleep, we secrete a fluid.
Mulder, certain frog species secrete a substance called bufotoxin. It's chemically similar to what was in Private McAlpin's blood.
HE DIDN'T SECRETE IT INTO ANY OF MY BODILY ORIFICES.
I secrete excess saliva.
The problem is Charisma's roots secrete a toxin.
The disappearance of Marko Dren did coincide with the secrete formula of Tito's Yugoslavia.
Two glands in the mouth secrete chemicals, yep. That's right.
Pour in some red ants into an open wound, and they secrete an acid, which is both antiseptic and indeed painkilling as well.
And he's able to control those impulses. make your brain secrete the chemicals that control your emotions.
There's another way to secrete that much protein.
They secrete blood thinners that break up pooled blood so it can be evacuated.
At the bottom of the pitcher glands secrete enzymes which help to digest the corpses, so feeding the plant.
I think they secrete a fluid.
The sickness changed us. Our blood doesn't secrete the same enzymes.
I had a weird childhood too. When I was angry against someone, I used to secrete a poisonous saliva.

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