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Dictionary » C » Compound CompoundDefinition noun, plural: compounds (general) A material made up of two or more parts or elements. (chemistry) A substance consisting of atoms or ions of two or more elements that are chemically bonded together, e.g. carbon dioxide, a substance consisting of carbon and two oxygen atoms. adjective (zoology) Consisting of distinct individuals that are connected forming a colony, such as a coral. (botany) Consisting of similar parts that combine to form a whole, as in a compound fruit that developed from several ovaries, or a compound leaf composed of leaflets.
Word origin: From Middle English compounen < Middle French componre, compondre "to put together" < Latin componere < Latin com- "together" + ponere "to put". Compare: mixture. ![]()
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