Words and phrases that have a meaning related to outgrowth:  (216 results)
Often used in the same context:
offshoot, genesis, manifestation, stems, culmination, byproduct, forerunner, precursor, brainchild, dovetails, part, reminiscent, hallmark, allusion, upshot, adjunct, beginnings, centerpiece, corollary, likens, melding, embodiment, continuation, prelude, affront, testament, impetus, loosely knit, reflection, touchstone, antidote, acronym, cornerstone, consequence, wellspring, collaborative, formalization, illustration, capstone, mimics, result, exemplar, epiphenomenon, echoes, incubator, cofounder, oxymoron, conflation, anachronism, fostering, chronicles, founders, aftereffect, antithesis, combats, showcases, presages, exclusionary, restorationist, ode, crux, transpersonal, acknowledgment, complements, exemplification, highlight, amalgam, coalescence, oral history, harbinger, antecedent, interdenominational, parallels, focal point, spur, example, crucible, founding, pierian, conjunction, midst, centering, microcosm, interagency, baconian, sidelight, affirmation, passivism, behaviorism, underpinning, auspices, interdisciplinary, millenarianism, transcultural, proponent, counterpoint, hotbed, anthroposophy, yearlong, facet, fusing, bicoastal, outgrowths, extension, extensions, ingrowth, invagination, addition, aggregation, offshoots, appendage, crystallisation, crystallization, erection, modification, sprouting, introduction, ramification, accretion, embryogenic, embryonic, lymphocyte, mesangial, murine, spleen, chondrogenic, cleavage, coating, culture, deficient, embryonal, endothelial, enrichment, fibroblast, haematopoietic, hemopoietic, heterogenous, heterotypic, homogenous
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— Adjectives for outgrowth: natural, direct, neurite, logical, inevitable, axonal, like, necessary, bony, spontaneous, lateral, more...

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