Byproduct is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BYPRODUCT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a secondary product
• a secondary or incidental product, as in a process of manufacture.
• the result of another action, often unforeseen or unintended.
• a secondary and sometimes unexpected consequence
• a product made during the manufacture of something else
• secondary product
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something produced in a usually industrial or biological process in addition to the principal product

Words related to BYPRODUCT

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Words that contain BYPRODUCT

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How to use BYPRODUCT in a sentence

• We must not think, however, of the trunk as, at the best, anything more than a by-product of the coconut tree, whose head is more than its body.
• Wood alcohol, which is made by the destructive distillation of wood, is another important by-product.
• To show how the tramp is a by-product of this economic necessity, it is necessary to inquire into the composition of the surplus labor army.
• The tramp is not an economic necessity such as the surplus labor army, but he is the by-product of an economic necessity.
• But that pleasure is the by-product, not the object, of worship.
• I would proceed to negotiate the sale of this by-product to the highest bidder.
• It is a by-product of the gas works and coke ovens.
• Under Scientific Management costs are an ever-present by-product of the system, not a direct product.
• This will again be returned to the land as a by-product, which will not only maintain the fertility of the farm, but even increase it.
• This by-product is essential to the smooth running of my factory.
• It means that the Advaita is so engrossed in ecstatic contemplation of the omnipresent Brahman that it pays no attention to a mere by-product like the physical universe.
• So we came to realize that political corruption is merely a by-product of Big Business.
• At present this is allowed to run away through holes in the bottom of the box, and no care is taken to preserve what may yet become a valuable by-product.
• The children were a by-product, valueless until such time as they also would be able to work.
• No manufacturer of to-day has let the product of his plant go to waste as society has wasted the energies of this by-product of humanity.
• The press cake which remains as a by-product of this oil industry finds ready use as concentrates for cattle feeds.
• Much money was included in his scheme, but simply as a by-product.
• Whatever its value, every man, in addition to what he primarily produces, turns out some by-product.
• Loaves and fishes we have not to offer, nor can we promise wealth and health as an attractive by-product of righteousness.
• The oxygen by-product alone will more than pay for that, in purifying and cooling buildings, or used to promote combustion in locomotives and other steam engines.
• The institution itself, though it may well be a natural and inevitable by-product of racial evolution, is bad.
• Experiments which were carried on in the interest of pure theoretical science were made practical use of, but their application remained a mere chance by-product.
• But as a by-product of these efforts the demand necessarily arose for means by which the fit individuals could be found for special kinds of labor.
• And yet possibly the most important value of participation in political life to-day is the byproduct of continuous education which it gives.
• But, as we know, even in our human factories, the by-product is sometimes more valuable than the product.

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