ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Diasporal

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Pronunciation /daɪˈæspəɹəl/ · Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Diasporal is an adjective meaning Pertaining to a diaspora.

Meaning

Pertaining to a diaspora.

More Meanings

  1. (chemistry, medicine) A diluted colloidal solution of some compound.

Example Sentences

The presence of bismuth diasporal during the irradiation with x-rays of cultures of bacteria (B. coli and B. prodigiosus) inhibits the growth of the bacteria.
But to speak of a diasporal point of view of particular sects, or of the view of sects concerning the Jews of the Diaspora as a whole, would be misleading as too vague.
However, unlike those earlier works, [Richard J.] Powell attempts to show these processes through the cultural forces that have shaped twentieth-century diasporal concerns.
The Action Plan promised to: '[...] promote diasporal representation in the National Assembly and explore the reintroduction of diasporal voting at general elections; [...]'

Word Forms

Synonyms for diasporal

Depending on context, synonyms include diasporic, diasporan.

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include diasporan, diasporic, diascopic, diasystemic, diastral, dispensational.

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