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holometaboly

 

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Noun holometaboly has 1 sense
  1. holometabolism, holometaboly - complete metamorphosis in insects
    --1 is a kind of metamorphosis, metabolism

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Holometaboly

Noun - Biology:

The process of complete metamorphosis in insects, involving distinct stages of egg, larva, pupa, and adult.

Example sentence:

The holometaboly of butterflies and beetles is a fascinating phenomenon to observe in nature.

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Noun - Linguistics:

A process in language evolution that involves a complete change in form and meaning of a word.

Example sentence:

The word "nice" has undergone holometaboly, originally meaning "silly" or "foolish" in the 13th century.

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Adjective - Popular:

A term used to describe a person or thing that is both widely known and well-liked by the general public.

Example sentence:

The singer's latest album has achieved holometaboly status, with millions of fans eagerly awaiting its release.

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Adjective - Local:

A term used to describe something specific to or characteristic of a particular locality or region.

Example sentence:

This restaurant is known for its holometaboly cuisine, incorporating unique flavors and ingredients from the surrounding area.

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