trilobated

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trilobated

The maple leaf has a distinct trilobated shape.

Definition

Adjective: - Having three distinct lobes or projections. This term is primarily used in botany to describe a leaf shape that is divided into three rounded or pointed sections.

Usage
  • The term "trilobated" is a technical descriptor, most commonly found in scientific, botanical, or detailed descriptive contexts. It is not typically used in everyday conversation.
  • It functions as an adjective and is placed before a noun (e.g., a trilobated leaf) or after a linking verb (e.g., The leaf is trilobated).
Examples
  • The botanist identified the plant by its distinctive trilobated leaves.
  • Under the microscope, the pollen grain appeared to be trilobated.
  • Many maple species have simple leaves, but this particular variety produces a trilobated form.
Advanced Usage
  • Trilobated can be used metaphorically or descriptively outside of botany to describe any object or shape that naturally divides into three main parts.
    • The ancient symbol was trilobated, resembling a three-petaled flower.
Variants and Related Words
  • Trilobate: An alternative adjective form with identical meaning.
  • Trilobed: A more common synonym, also meaning divided into three lobes.
  • Trifoliate: (Adj.) Having three leaves or leaflets. Note: This often refers to three separate leaflets (like clover), whereas "trilobated" describes a single leaf divided into three lobes.
  • Tripartite: (Adj.) Divided into or composed of three parts. This is a broader term not specific to leaf shapes.
Synonyms
  • Three-lobed
  • Trilobed
  • Trilobate
Antonyms
  • Unlobed
  • Entire (in botanical context, meaning having a smooth, uninterrupted margin)
trilobated

The maple leaf has a distinct trilobated shape.

Adjective
  1. (of a leaf shape) divided into three lobes

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