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ruscus aculeatus

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun ruscus aculeatus has 1 sense
  1. butcher's broom, Ruscus aculeatus - shrub with stiff-pointed flattened stems resembling leaves (cladophylls); used for making brooms
    --1 is a kind of shrub, bush
    --1 is a member of Ruscus, genus Ruscus

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Ruscus Aculeatus

Description:

Ruscus aculeatus, commonly known as butcher's broom, is a small evergreen shrub native to Eurasia. It belongs to the family Asparagaceae and is characterized by its distinctive leaf-like flattened stems and red berries.

Senses:

Sense 1 - Noun (Botany):

In botany, ruscus aculeatus refers to the aforementioned shrub or any member of the Ruscus genus. It has spiny and tough stems, often used for decorative purposes.

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Sense 2 - Noun (Medicine):

In medicine, ruscus aculeatus is valued for its potential therapeutic properties, particularly in treating circulatory disorders and reducing symptoms associated with chronic venous insufficiency.

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Sense 3 - Adjective:

As an adjective, ruscus aculeatus describes something related to or characteristic of the butcher's broom plant.

Sample sentence: The arrangements at the wedding were adorned with beautiful ruscus aculeatus branches.

Sense 4 - Adverb:

Ruscus aculeatus, when used as an adverb, modifies a verb or adjective to indicate that it is done in a manner resembling the qualities of the plant. However, this usage is rare.

Sample sentence: The dancer moved ruscus aculeatus, elegantly gliding across the stage.

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