How Do You Spell DENATURE?

Pronunciation: [dˈɛnət͡ʃə] (IPA)

The word "denature" is spelled as dɪˈneɪtʃə in IPA phonetic transcription. This term is commonly used in biochemistry and refers to the process of altering the natural properties of a molecule by adding chemical or physical external factors. The word consists of two parts, "de" meaning reversal or removal, and "nature" which refers to the inherent properties of a substance. The correct spelling of "denature" is important in scientific research as it refers to a specific concept and process.

DENATURE Meaning and Definition

1. The verb denature refers to the process of altering the natural or original state of a substance, particularly through chemical means, in order to make it devoid of its characteristic properties or qualities. This can be done deliberately to modify the substance's structure, composition, or function for various purposes.

   To denature a substance, one typically employs a chemical agent or a physical treatment that disrupts its molecular structure or alters its chemical composition. This alteration often results in the loss of the substance's inherent biological activity or specific behavior. Denaturing can be used in various contexts, such as in the case of denatured alcohol, where ethanol is rendered undrinkable by adding toxic substances to prevent consumption as a beverage.

   Furthermore, denaturation can occur naturally through environmental factors or through the introduction of external influences. For instance, proteins can become denatured when exposed to extreme temperatures, pH variations, or high-pressure conditions, leading to the loss of their intricate three-dimensional structure and, consequently, their function. Blood proteins, enzymes, and other biological molecules can experience denaturation in response to these stressors, which may impair their biological activity and alter their behavior.

   In summary, denature refers to the process of altering a substance's inherent properties or qualities through chemical or physical means, resulting in the loss of its original functionality or characteristic behavior.

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Other Common Misspellings for DENATURE

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Etymology of DENATURE

The word "denature" comes from two Latin roots: "de-" which means "remove" or "undo", and "natura" which means "nature". The word's etymology can be traced back to the 17th century.

Similar spelling words for DENATURE

• DINITRO,
• Deondre,
• tinder,
• dinter,
• dunnottar,
• dandrea,
• tender-crisp,
• Taunter,
• Deiondra,
• 3,4-dimethyl-2,6-dinitro-N-pentan-3-ylaniline,
• Tendry,
• in-denture,
• Dunder,
• dignitary,
• Deandrea,
• Diondray,
• dendr-,
• Teinture,
• German-tinder,
• Donatory,
• tendria,
• daintree,
• tantra,
• denderah,
• Tindery,
• tantara,
• dundore,
• Tender-loin,
• Tendre,
• tender-handed,
• dewinter,
• Dondre,
• tundra,
• denture,
• dendera,
• fire-tender,
• d'andrea,
• denaturant,
• e-tender,
• legal-tender,
• tenter,
• TWENTAIR,
• Dentary,
• Twinter,
• dinitro-orthocresol,
• Deandra,
• pre-tender,
• denaturised,
• dandora,
• Diondrae,
• tendra,
• Donator,
• Tendor,
• Tender-heartedness,
• tanadar,
• Tinder-like,
• tandare,
• diandry,
• dentro,
• Diondre,
• Dyandra,
• dandere,
• dandar,
• 2,6-dinitro-N,N-dipropyl-4-(trifluoromethyl)aniline,
• .tender,
• Diandra,
• tantor,
• DeAndray,
• tenture,
• tender-conscienced,
• tantri,
• D'Andre,
• steppe-tundra,
• Tender-hefted,
• tonderai,
• tinter,
• dendro,
• 3-chloro-N-[3-chloro-2,6-dinitro-4-(trifluoromethyl)phenyl]-5-(trifluoromethyl)pyridin-2-amine,
• frost-tender,
• tinterow,
• dondero,
• tainter,
• nature,
• tenter-yard,
• dundar,
• Deondra,
• Tenter-hook,
• Diandre,
• denatured,
• dundry,
• DeAndre,
• Tainture,
• Diandria,
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• tondar,
• tandoor,
• tandoori,
• dentaria,
• Deandria,
• teinturier,
• donder,
• tinder-ore,
• Deeandra,
• deandar,
• crisp-tender,
• N-butyl-N-ethyl-α,α,α-trifluoro-2,6-dinitro-p-toluidin,
• tintori,
• tentoria,
• Tentory,
• Tender-heartedly,
• Dignitery,
• dindori,
• tentera,
• DeAndrae,
• Diandray,
• Dinitro-cellulose,
• Donatary,
• denuder,
• Daunter,
• DINDER,
• denaturized,
• Diondra,
• tender,
• tinder-dry,
• dander,
• tentorii,
• dendur,
• self-tender,
• Tinder-box,
• daunder,
• DAndre,
• tondreau,
• fork-tender,
• Dunder-headed,
• Dentero-canonical,
• Tender-hearted,
• Dunter,
• Tunndra,
• Tandra,
• Tenter-ground,
• Tanitra.

Conjugate verb Denature

CONDITIONAL

I would denature

you would denature

he/she/it would denature

we would denature

they would denature

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be denaturing

you would be denaturing

he/she/it would be denaturing

we would be denaturing

they would be denaturing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have denature

you would have denature

he/she/it would have denature

we would have denature

they would have denature

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been denaturing

you would have been denaturing

he/she/it would have been denaturing

we would have been denaturing

they would have been denaturing

FUTURE

I will denature

you will denature

he/she/it will denature

we will denature

they will denature

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be denaturing

you will be denaturing

he/she/it will be denaturing

we will be denaturing

they will be denaturing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have denatured

you will have denatured

he/she/it will have denatured

we will have denatured

they will have denatured

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been denaturing

you will have been denaturing

he/she/it will have been denaturing

we will have been denaturing

they will have been denaturing

IMPERATIVE

you denature

we let´s denature

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to denature

PAST

I denatured

you denatured

he/she/it denatured

we denatured

they denatured

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was denaturing

you were denaturing

he/she/it was denaturing

we were denaturing

they were denaturing

PAST PARTICIPLE

denatured

PAST PERFECT

I had denatured

you had denatured

he/she/it had denatured

we had denatured

they had denatured

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been denaturing

you had been denaturing

he/she/it had been denaturing

we had been denaturing

they had been denaturing

PRESENT

I denature

you denature

he/she/it denatures

we denature

they denature

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am denaturing

you are denaturing

he/she/it is denaturing

we are denaturing

they are denaturing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

denaturing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have denatured

you have denatured

he/she/it has denatured

we have denatured

they have denatured

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been denaturing

you have been denaturing

he/she/it has been denaturing

we have been denaturing

they have been denaturing

I would have denatured

we would have denatured

you would have denatured

he/she/it would have denatured

they would have denatured