Each cell binates with its neighbor during early development.

The university established a binational research center to tackle cross-border environmental challenges.

As a binational, Maria navigated the legal systems of both countries with ease.

The two gears meshed binately to transmit motion smoothly.

During the festival, the elderly priest would binate on Sundays to meet the needs of two small parishes.

The botanist observed binate leaves on the specimen, each pair sprouting from the same node.

Many binationals attended the conference to discuss their rights and responsibilities.

Before analysis, the lab assistant carefully binated the samples to control for variability.

Despite strict regulations, the priest received special permission for bination so he could attend a diocesan conference and celebrate both the morning and evening Masses.

In the orchard, the cherries were binating on the stems, growing two by two.