1. past tense of intromit; to insert or introduce something into something else
Usage: formal; technical

Examples

• The surgeon intromitted the catheter into the patient’s artery.
• The researcher intromitted the probe into the specimen for analysis.
• The technician intromitted the fiber optic cable through the narrow opening.
• The doctor intromitted the instrument carefully to avoid tissue damage.
• The scientist intromitted the sample into the testing chamber.
• The procedure required that the tube be intromitted slowly and steadily.