Adaptation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADAPTATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of adapting, also ADAPTION
• the action or process of adapting or being adapted
• a film, television drama, or stage play that has been adapted from a written work
• the process of change by which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment
• The act or process of adapting, or fitting; or the state of being adapted or fitted; fitness.
• The result of adapting; an adapted form.
• a written work (as a novel) that has been recast in a new form
• the process of adapting to something (such as environmental conditions)
• (physiology) the responsive adjustment of a sense organ (as the eye) to varying conditions (as of light)
• the act of adapting
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of adapting; the state of being adapted

Words related to ADAPTATION

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Words that contain ADAPTATION

adaptations14 adaptational15 coadaptation17 inadaptation15 readaptation15 coadaptations18 inadaptations16 maladaptation18 preadaptation18 readaptations16 adaptationist16 adaptationally20 maladaptations19 preadaptations19 adaptationists17 counteradaptation22 counteradaptations23

How to use ADAPTATION in a sentence

• A piece of work must be judged by the circumstances which brought it forth, and by the completeness and perfection of its adaptation to the needs and possibilities of its age.
• The difference between adaptation and non-adaptation will plainly be seen by the comparison below.
• In this adaptation, when first it was initiated in the earliest phases of Gothic, there is something like Greek Love.
• No race has ever shown such infinite and rich capabilities of adaptation to varying soil and circumstances as the negro.
• Let us, I say, show that our spirits are too strong to be driven mad, but can keep that sober determination which alone gives mastery over the adaptation of means.
• It is a masterpiece of intelligent Renaissance adaptation.
• Three years, 1924-1927, the story of a new idea and its successful adaptation, by Edward L.
• Where the environment is active, that is living, adaptation occurs on both sides.
• The libretto was an adaptation of an earlier work by Metastasio.
• Chemical affinity is adequate to the explanation of chemical compounds however complicated, but it cannot offer any explanation for the adaptation of parts which make a machine.
• All these degenerate forms enlarge our conception of adaptation by adding the essential point that progress is not always the result of evolution.
• So far as appears, the adaptation between man and the earth is exhaustive.
• It is no more possible to bring forward actual proofs in this case than it was in regard to the selection-value of the initial stages of an adaptation.
• This was impossible for them, because the philosophy which they followed contemplated the phenomena of adaptation as part of a static immutable system.
• Their adaptation for this use, however, differs much.
• Of course, it has higher adaptation for some conditions than others.
• Those succeed which prove to have the best adaptation to the conditions.
• It merely brings about the adaptation of a species or a group to a given environment.
• But a bolder adaptation of modern science to desert fighting was reached, when it was decided to lay on a piped supply of water from the Nile.
• They possess popular adaptation without yielding to the demand for light religious reading.
• The species which, by natural selection and adaptation have fitted themselves to the environment are, as a rule, the trees which will do best in that locality.
• It was evinced both in a general manner and likewise in direct dramatic adaptation.
• Hence I am inclined to look at adaptation to any special climate as a quality readily grafted on an innate wide flexibility of constitution, which is common to most animals.
• In other words, lack of adaptation to present conditions of the houses we live in is a large factor in the prevailing domestic discontent.
• If the creed of Jehovah, or of El, retained only as much of ethics as is under divine sanction among the Kurnai, adaptation from the Book of the Dead was superfluous.
• Every improvement of the school adaptation still assumes that the pupils are to apply themselves to honest, thorough study.
• You have, I am sure, abundant materials to prove this, and it is, I believe, the grand fact that renders modification and adaptation to conditions almost always possible.
• In plants these two forms of adaptation are well marked and easily tested, and we shall soon have a large body of evidence upon it.
• But, if it exists, it would undoubtedly hasten the process of such adaptation and would therefore enable new places in the economy of nature to be more rapidly filled up.
• Considered in its biological relations, infection is the adaptation of an organism to the environment which the body of the host offers.

Similar words containing ADAPTA without suffix tion

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