assay in Latin
assay in Latin is obrussa — assay means a test that determines the composition or purity of a substance, or the potency of a drug or biological sample.
assay in Latin
obrussa
The act or process of ascertaining the proportion of a particular metal in an ore or alloy; especially, the determination of the proportion of gold or silver in bullion or coin.
What does "assay" mean?
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noun A test that determines the composition or purity of a substance, or the potency of a drug or biological sample.
"A blood assay confirmed the result."
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verb To carry out such a test on a substance, especially an ore or metal.
"The samples were assayed for gold content."
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assay in a sentence
- A blood assay confirmed the result.
- The samples were assayed for gold content.
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What is "assay" in Latin?
"assay" in Latin is obrussa. assay means: A test that determines the composition or purity of a substance, or the potency of a drug or biological sample.
How do you use "assay" in a sentence?
Example: "A blood assay confirmed the result." In Latin, "assay" is obrussa.
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