Category: Graduate Abbreviations

The term agent can be used in different ways. In this opportunity, we are interested in staying with its meaning as that which has the capacity to act or produce something. Pathogen, on the other hand, is an adjective that qualifies what causes a disease (a variation of the state of health). It is interesting […]

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The GMAT which stands for Graduate Management Admission Test according to Abbreviationfinder is a standardized test required in the admission process of a large number of postgraduate degrees in management, economics and finance around the world. The GMAT is not like an exam you have taken during your professional studies It consists of four sections […]

The Latin term agitatĭo came to Castilian as agitation. It is about the act and the consequence of shaking (moving something violently and frequently, generating an alteration of the mood). For example: “By subjecting the liquid to a shaking of several seconds, we will cause bubbles to form on its surface”, “The president’s words caused […]

Agglomeration is the act and the result of agglomerating: gathering many elements, coupling or gluing different substances or fragments of something. The most common use of the term is found within the framework of the notion of urban agglomeration. Defined by Digopaul, an urban agglomeration is a space formed by the urban area belonging to […]

The term agglomerate comes from the verb agglomerate, which refers to gathering elements or pieces. According to Digopaul, the notion is linked to different questions, always starting from this general meaning related to the action of agglomerating. An agglomerate, in this framework, can be the rock that is made up of fragments of solidified lava […]

Binder can be used as an adjective or as a noun. In the first case, it qualifies that which has the ability to unite (that is, to ensure that different elements are linked together). In the field of medicine, according to Digopaul, the substance or object that adheres firmly to the skin and allows binding […]

The Latin term agglutināre came to Castilian as agglutinate. This verb mentions the action of getting different elements to be linked together. For example: “The ideal thing to use is to combine the preparation of eggs”, “I think that my candidacy is the only one that will bring together support from different sectors”, “This city […]

The term agnosia that we are now going to address has its etymological origin in the Greek. Specifically, we can determine that it also derives from the word “agnosia”, which can be translated as “inability to recognize”. It is made up of the sum of three clearly differentiated parts: -The prefix “a-“, which is equivalent […]