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ternate

 

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Adjective ternate has 1 sense
  1. ternate - of a leaf shape; consisting of three leaflets or sections
    Antonyms:
    simple, unsubdivided (indirect, via compound)

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Ternate

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Popular

Definition: Widely known, liked, or appreciated by a large number of people.

Example Sentence: The movie became a ternate hit, attracting audiences from all age groups.

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Sense: Local

Definition: Relating to or characteristic of a particular place or region.

Example Sentence: The restaurant offered a special delicacy with a ternate flavor that hooked the locals.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: Popular

Definition: A widely liked or admired person or thing.

Example Sentence: The singer quickly rose to become a ternate in the music industry.

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Sense: Local

Definition: A person who is native or belongs to a specific locality.

Example Sentence: The festival included a parade of locals dressed in traditional ternate costumes.

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Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: Popular

Definition: To make widely known or popular.

Example Sentence: The marketing campaign successfully ternated the brand, leading to increased sales.

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Sense: Local

Definition: To adapt or adjust to fit the local context or customs.

Example Sentence: The company had to ternate its menu to include local dishes in order to attract customers.

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