imbred
/ˈɪmbɹɛd/Definitions
1. verb
to breed or interbreed (animals, plants, etc.) in order to improve their characteristics or to produce a desired result
“The breeder decided to imbred the prize-winning horse with its offspring to create the perfect racing champion.”
2. verb
to combine or blend (genes, characteristics, etc.) in order to produce a new or improved trait
“By imbedding the gene responsible for resistance to a particular disease, scientists hope to create a more resilient crop.”
3. noun
a plant or animal that has been bred or interbred to produce a desired characteristic or trait
“The farmer’s prized imbed was a rare and valuable specimen, known for its exceptional size and flavor.”