TERNATELY

Meaning of TERNATELY in English

adverb

see ternate

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TERNATELY — adverb see: ternate
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TERNATELY — see ternate
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SQUAWBUSH — noun Date: 1906 a strong-scented sumac ( Rhus trilobata ) of western North America with ternately compound leaves
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ZIZIA — ˈzizēə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from I. B. Ziz, 19th century German botanist + New Latin -ia : …
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WORMWOOD SAGE — noun : a perennial white or tawny tomentose sagebrush ( Artemisia frigida ) with a stout woody crown, small leaves …
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TRITERNATE — (ˈ)trī+ adjective Etymology: tri- + ternate of leaves : thrice ternate : ternately decompound • tri·ternately “+ adverb
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THALICTRUM — thəˈliktrəm noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, meadow rue, from Greek thaliktron 1. capitalized : a large widely distributed genus …
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TERNATI- — combining form Etymology: New Latin ternatus ternate : ternately ternati- pinnate
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SNOWDROP ANEMONE — noun : a Eurasian herb ( Anemone sylvestris ) having ternately cleft leaves and usually solitary nodding fragrant white flowers
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SESELI — ˈsesəlē noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin seselis seseli, from Greek seselis, seseli, perhaps of Egyptian origin 1. capitalized : …
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RED BANEBERRY — noun : a No. American perennial herb ( Actaea rubra ) with ternately compound leaves, small white flowers in terminal …
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PURPLE MEADOW PARSNIP — noun : a perennial usually yellow-flowered herb ( Thaspium trifoliatum ) of the eastern United States with ternately compound leaves
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LOMATIUM — lōˈmāshēəm noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek lōmation small border, diminutive of lōmat-, lōma hem, fringe : a …
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ESCHSCHOLTZIA — eˈshōltsēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from J.F. Eschscholtz died 1831 German naturalist + New Latin -ia 1. capitalized : a …
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CIMICIFUGA — ˌsiməˈsifyəgə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Cimic-, Cimex + -i- + -fuga -fuge : a small genus of …
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ASTILBE — əˈstil(ˌ)bē noun Etymology: New Latin, from a- (II) + Greek stilbē, feminine of stilbos glistening — more at stilbum 1. …
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TERNATE — — ternately , adv. /terr"nit, -nayt/ , adj. 1. consisting of three; arranged in threes. 2. Bot. a. consisting of …
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SQUAWBUSH — noun Date: 1906 : a strong-scented sumac ( Rhus trilobata ) of western North America with ternately compound leaves — …
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TERNATE — adj. 1 arranged in threes. 2 Bot. (of a leaf): a having three leaflets. b whorled in threes. ternately adv. …
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TERNATE — adj.1 arranged in threes. 2 Bot. (of a leaf): a having three leaflets. b whorled in threes. Derivatives: ternately adv. …
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