latticelike
Definition
- Adjective:
- Having a pattern of fretwork or latticework: Describes something that resembles or is structured like a lattice—a framework consisting of a crisscrossed pattern of strips of material, often forming a grid of open spaces.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The latticelike structure of the fence provided both security and an attractive view.
- Under the microscope, the mineral displayed a beautiful latticelike arrangement of crystals.
Advanced Usage
- Scientific/Technical Context: Often used to describe molecular, crystalline, or geometric patterns that resemble a grid or network.
- The protein's latticelike framework is crucial for its function.
Variants and Related Words
- Lattice (n): A structure consisting of strips of wood, metal, etc., that cross over each other with spaces between.
- They grew vines on the garden lattice.
- Latticework (n): Work consisting of or resembling a lattice.
- The balcony was decorated with intricate wooden latticework.
Synonyms
- Reticulated: Formed, arranged, or marked like a net or network.
- Gridlike: Resembling a grid.
- Meshed: Forming or resembling a mesh or net.
Related Phrases
- (To be) arranged in a lattice: A descriptive phrase for a latticelike pattern.
- The bricks were arranged in a lattice, allowing light to filter through.
Related Idioms
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having a pattern of fretwork or latticework
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