How Do You Spell CLONES?

Pronunciation: [klˈə͡ʊnz] (IPA)

The word "Clones" is spelled with the letters C-L-O-N-E-S. In IPA, it would be transcribed as /kləʊnz/. This word is phonetically pronounced with two syllables, with the first syllable being stressed. The sound of the "o" in "Clones" is a long "o" sound, represented by the symbol /əʊ/. The final "s" sound in the word is pronounced as a voiced "z" sound, represented by the symbol /z/. Overall, "Clones" is a straightforward word to spell and pronounce.

CLONES Meaning and Definition

1. Clones refer to organisms, cells, or molecules that are genetically identical to each other due to their shared origin. The term "clone" is derived from the Greek word "klōn," meaning "twig," representing the asexual reproduction method where a new individual is produced by replicating a part or the entirety of the original organism.

   In biology, clones can be created through various techniques such as somatic cell nuclear transfer, whereby the nucleus of a differentiated cell is transferred into an enucleated egg cell, resulting in an exact genetic copy. Alternatively, cloning can occur naturally, as is the case with identical twins in humans, who develop from a single fertilized egg that splits into two genetically identical embryos.

   Cloning has applications in multiple fields, including agriculture, medicine, and research. For instance, in agricultural practices, plants can be cloned to produce crops with desirable traits or to propagate specific varieties. Similarly, animal cloning can potentially be utilized to enhance breeding programs or preserve endangered species.

   In the medical field, cloning holds promise for potential therapeutic applications, such as the generation of tissues or organs for transplantation without the risk of immune rejection. Additionally, cloning can facilitate research by providing genetically uniform organisms or cells, allowing scientists to study specific genetic factors or investigate certain diseases.

   While cloning raises ethical considerations and concerns, it remains an important scientific concept with diverse applications, offering opportunities for advancements in various domains.

Top Common Misspellings for CLONES *

• closness 50%
• clouns 50%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for CLONES

• clons
• goones
• closese
• clockes
• blones
• coldnes
• calores
• cloesy
• cliqes
• cleners
• colines
• colonys
• calmnes
• clonge
• cloges
• clinets
• cletes
• closee
• cloce
• clodes
• closesy
• cloggs
• clsoes
• clener
• clintes
• coloneys
• clounds
• clotes
• closen
• cloakes
• cloros
• clincs
• colonis
• clowes
• conoes
• colonet
• clocer
• claners
• coloines
• closenes
• calone
• colonges
• colonest
• clossnes
• clinis
• closnes
• cloes
• clenses
• cloices
• coloney
• comnes
• cloen
• clens
• clends
• cleanes
• lones
• alones
• coolnes
• clohes
• cloese
• caloies
• cronees
• clonee
• clonys
• clonuus
• clonuss
• clowess
• clongg
• clokes
• cloyles
• cloea
• clarnes
• clowey
• cloeey
• cloones
• colnes
• clonnes
• glones
• Clonas
• Clongs
• cloues
• clanes
• cionex
• cloewes
• clonims
• clunnes
• clenss
• clonnest
• cylanes
• coownes
• Cloiles
• Eloness
• Calonses
• Clonous
• Clonoos
• Uhlones
• blonen
• clowdnes
• cloaens
• GLONNS
• clamnes
• Cycloneans
• bloones
• slwones
• Culiones
• Clouenes
• clownesem
• cloodes

Etymology of CLONES

The word "clones" comes from the Greek word "klōn", which means "twig". This term was used in horticulture to refer to a cutting or a branch that is taken from a plant and used to grow a genetically identical copy of that plant. Over time, the term "clone" was adopted into English to refer to any organism or cell that is genetically identical to its parent.

Similar spelling words for CLONES

• in-clines,
• colonias,
• CLEONES-MA,
• CLNS,
• cuillins,
• Clunis,
• gallons,
• colonnese,
• calines,
• ten-gallons,
• re-clines,
• GLNASE,
• glance,
• cleanness,
• collinsia,
• Glynnis,
• CLNJZ,
• collines,
• kalians,
• Glennis,
• Glenis,
• amorous-glance,
• cleans,
• clons,
• Colonies",
• Ankle-clouns,
• caloenas,
• Eye-glance,
• cobalt-glance,
• Gallinaceae,
• gallinazo,
• cullens,
• Glance-coal,
• Colonies,
• glens,
• kaelin's,
• gillians,
• Clunesia,
• collins's,
• quellinus,
• glans,
• glanz,
• coolness,
• klowns,
• colognes,
• clense,
• galanas,
• clines,
• colleens,
• glenn's,
• Clancy,
• gallions,
• quillons,
• kolonos,
• glunz,
• gullions,
• Glinys,
• clunes,
• gluons,
• gluiness,
• at-a-glance,
• toe-clonus,
• un-cleanness,
• calanus,
• de-clines,
• Glenice,
• gallinas,
• clonus,
• klan's,
• callinus,
• collons,
• side-glance,
• colonize,
• Galen’s,
• callowness,
• glancy,
• [e-mail],
• gleans,
• galleins,
• qliance,
• kylins,
• callunas,
• clowns,
• glenns,
• glonass-m,
• Jaw-clonus,
• Gallonius's,
• Galen's,
• galanos,
• gelinas,
• CLEONES,
• gollans,
• collyns,
• clayeyness,
• COLLINESS,
• Clance,
• colinus,
• kaolins,
• colins,
• klein's,
• colonise,
• clunies,
• gollancz,
• galanz,
• Calhoun's,
• klenze,
• gallienus,
• gillen's,
• gleenies,
• clings,
• Calenzio,
• killens,
• brick-kilns,
• wrist-clonus,
• clones',
• coilins,
• Cullins,
• kulans,
• closes,
• Kalinus,
• keylines,
• cleanse,
• Killins,
• Clinice,
• -clonus,
• Clown’s-Mustard,
• glancey,
• collins',
• Nickel-glance,
• Glinyce,
• colons,
• kilnsey,
• glueyness,
• kaolines,
• Lightning-glance,
• kolynos,
• CHLNS,
• gillions,
• Colinis,
• galenus,
• ankle-clonus,
• klines,
• colones,
• galleons,
• koulans,
• klans,
• galanes,
• kalansuwa,
• CLEONES63,
• clans,
• Foot-clonus,
• copper-glance,
• silver-glance,
• CALNS,
• callens,
• Clonis,
• colonus,
• Cliency,
• gowlans,
• callans,
• galloons,
• klinz,
• iron-glance,
• colony's,
• Glinnis,
• collins,
• kilns,
• Kaolinize,
• kleinhuisie,
• sub-clans,
• Glinyss,
• dry-cleans,
• bismuth-glance,
• Glennys,
• colonsay,
• Clancey,
• Lead-glance,
• Glynice,
• Galenius,
• cullions,
• glegness,
• GLONASS,
• colinas,
• Glynis,
• Gillins,
• GALENES,
• klawans,
• kaolinise,
• galenas,
• colonius,
• gluhweins,
• GLINES,
• Glenys,
• Glans.,
• Glennice,
• guylines,
• kleines.

Conjugate verb Clones

CONDITIONAL

I would clone

we would clone

you would clone

he/she/it would clone

they would clone

FUTURE

I will clone

we will clone

you will clone

he/she/it will clone

they will clone

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have cloned

we will have cloned

you will have cloned

he/she/it will have cloned

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PAST

I cloned

we cloned

you cloned

he/she/it cloned

they cloned

PAST PERFECT

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he/she/it had cloned

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PRESENT

I clone

we clone

you clone

he/she/it clones

they clone

PRESENT PERFECT

I have cloned

we have cloned

you have cloned

he/she/it has cloned

they have cloned

I am cloning

we are cloning

you are cloning

he/she/it is cloning

they are cloning

I was cloning

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I will be cloning

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I would be cloning

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