outbred

UK
/aʊtˈbrɛd/
US
/aʊtˈbrɛd/

Translations

outbredadjective
more outbred
Comp.
most outbred
Super.
UK
/aʊtˈbrɛd/
US
/aʊtˈbrɛd/
non consanguinSe dit surtout d’animaux ou de populations issus d’ascendants non apparentés, par opposition à consanguin.
The outbred population of animals showed greater resilience to disease compared to the inbred group.
La population non consanguine d’animaux a montré une plus grande résistance aux maladies que le groupe consanguin.
outbreedverb

outbred

Past Simple

outbred
Past Simple
outbred
Past Participle
outbreeding
Gerund
UK
/aʊtˈbriːd/
US
/aʊtˈbrid/
croiserEn élevage, en vue d’accroître la diversité génétique.
Farmers often outbreed their livestock to ensure a healthier and more resilient herd.
Les éleveurs croisent souvent leur bétail pour obtenir un troupeau plus sain et plus résistant.
Additional translations
surpasserAu sens de produire davantage de descendants que.

Definitions

outbredadjective
Produced by breeding from parents that are not closely related, often resulting in increased genetic diversity.
The outbred population of animals showed greater resilience to disease compared to the inbred group.
outbreedverb
To breed or produce offspring outside of a particular group or population, often to increase genetic diversity.
Farmers often outbreed their livestock to ensure a healthier and more resilient herd.
To surpass in breeding or producing offspring.
The invasive species began to outbreed the native animals, leading to ecological imbalance.