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paniculate

 

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Adjective paniculate has 1 sense
  1. paniculate - having a panicle

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Paniculate

Definition:

Paniculate (adjective) refers to something arranged in or resembling a panicle, which is a branched, indeterminate inflorescence with flowers on short stalks along the main stem.

Paniculate (adjective) can also describe something that is shaped like a panicle.

Paniculate (verb) means to form or arrange something in a panicle shape.

Senses:

  • Adjective:
    1. Arranged in or resembling a panicle structure.

      The paniculate clusters of blossoms gave a beautiful touch to the garden.

    2. Having a shape similar to a panicle.

      The paniculate arrangement of the chandeliers in the ballroom added an elegant touch to the decor.

  • Verb:
    1. To form or arrange something in a panicle shape.

      The florist paniculated the flower arrangement, creating a unique centerpiece for the event.

Examples:

Adjective:

  1. The apple tree in the backyard produced paniculate clusters of white blossoms in spring.
  2. The artist created a stunning paniculate sculpture using metal wires.
  3. The paniculate leaves of the palm tree rustled in the breeze.

Verb:

  1. The florist paniculated the flowers to create a visually appealing arrangement.
  2. She carefully paniculated the feathers to design an intricate headpiece.
  3. With her skilled hands, she paniculated the hair strands into an elegant updo.

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