chimeric

/kaɪˈmɪrɪk/
adjective
  1. Relating to or resembling a chimera; imaginary, impossible, or wildly fanciful.
    • Her chimeric hopes for a quick fortune led her to make unwise investments.
    • The artist's chimeric paintings combined elements of humans, animals, and machines.
    • The scientist dismissed the theory as chimeric, with no basis in fact.
  2. In biology, describing an organism composed of cells from two or more different individuals or species.
    • The chimeric mouse had cells from both a black and a white strain.
    • Chimeric antibodies are used in some medical treatments.
    • Researchers created a chimeric plant that produced flowers of two different colors.
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