Entertainment / Literature / Trace: In literary criticism, Jacques Derrida uses the term trace to describe the remnant of all non-present meanings, sounds, or written markings on the page--especially in the sense that features are identifiable only by the absence of other features.
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Trace Verb Synonyms: hint, intimation, sign, token, suggestion, touch, vestige, indication, mark, record, evidence, clue
Trace Adjective Synonyms: dog, pursue, follow (in the footsteps of), stalk, track (down), shadow, trail, tail
Trace Noun Synonyms: investigate, discover, ascertain, detect, determine, find, seek, search for, hunt down or up, unearth, track
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Business / Agriculture / Animal Identification And Traceback: Currently, the private marketing system, assisted by computerization of records, generally can trace products back to their original suppliers, although not necessarily all the way to the farm. It has MORE
Science / Biology / Intracellular Digestion: A form of digestion in which food is taken into cells by phagocytosis; found in sponges and most protozoa and coelenterates. MORE
Science / Biology / Extracellular Route: Path taken by water through the root in which water moves through the spaces between cell walls of the cortex parenchyma. MORE
Science / Biology / Intracellular Parasites: Viruses that enter a host cell and take over the hosts cellular machinery to produce new viral particles. MORE
Science / Biology / Extracellular Digestion: A form of digestion found in annelids, crustaceans, and chordates including vertebrates; takes place within the lumen of the digestive system, and the resulting nutrient molecules are transferred into MORE
Science / Biology / Intracellular Route: Path taken by water through the cells of the root between the epidermis and the xylem, moving through plasmodesmata. MORE