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| ex·ap·ta·tion [ èk sap táysh'n ] (plural ex·ap·ta·tions) |
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predisposition toward adaptation: a preexisting characteristic that enhances the ability of a species to adapt to a change in its environment or way of living
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| [Late 20th century. Blend of ex-1 + adaptation] |
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