entrain transitive verb en· train in-ˈtrān : to determine or modify the phase or period of circadian rhythms entrained by a light cycle entrainment -ˈtrān-mənt noun

She plays a widow who entrains a legal battle when her new neighbour orders her tree to be uprooted. The Bolsheviks had entrained their ignoble withdrawal.

Partial melting of the mantle releases CO2 that becomes entrained in hydrothermal fluid, reacts with the mantle closer to the seafloor, and is captured there. From Science Daily

Define entrained. entrained synonyms, entrained pronunciation, entrained translation, English dictionary definition of entrained. tr.v. en·trained , en·train·ing , en·trains 1. To pull or draw along after itself. 2. …

This allows them to easily transfer low viscosity liquids at high pressure while handling entrained vapors or liquids at or near their boiling point.

Aug 28, 2025 · Verb entrain (third-person singular simple present entrains, present participle entraining, simple past and past participle entrained) (poetic, intransitive) To get into or board a railway train. …

Jan 14, 2026 · entrain Add to list Other forms: entrained; entraining; entrains Definitions of entrain verb board a train

The past participle, "entrained," describes the state of having been drawn in or incorporated. Etymology: The prefix "en-" means "to cause to be in" or "to put into" while "train" comes from the Old French …

It has further been verified by Sir Oliver Lodge that even in very narrow spaces the aether is not entrained by its surroundings when they are put into rapid motion.

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