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Noun loment has 1 sense
  1. loment - pods constricted between seeds and breaking apart when ripe into one-seed segments
    --1 is a kind of
    pod, seedpod

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Loment

Noun - Botany Sense:

A loment is a type of fruit that is characteristic of legume plants such as peas and beans. It is a segmented pod that breaks into single-seeded sections.


Example sentence: The loment of this bean variety is an efficient method of seed dispersal.


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Noun - Entomology Sense:

In entomology, a loment refers to a segmented structure found in certain insects, typically in the abdomen, that resembles the segmented pods of legume plants.


Example sentence: The loment in the abdomen of the beetle allows for flexibility and movement.


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Adjective - Popular Usage:

The term "loment" is commonly used to describe something spreading rapidly or being widely popular among a particular group.


Example sentence: The band's new song became a loment hit, playing on every radio station.


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Adjective - Local Sense:

In a local context, "loment" can refer to a specific dish, tradition, or feature related to a particular region or community.


Example sentence: The festival showcased various local loment delicacies, representing the unique flavors of the region.


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