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fastigiate

/fæˈstɪdʒ.i.ət/

Traduction: Adjectif désignant ce qui est oblique ou effilé vers une pointe, ou de forme conique ; en botanique, il qualifie des branches dressées et rapprochées les unes des autres.

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adjective

/fæˈstɪdʒ.i.ət/formalscientificobsolète
  • frAdjectif désignant ce qui est oblique ou effilé vers une pointe, ou de forme conique ; en botanique, il qualifie des branches dressées et rapprochées les unes des autres.

An obsolete adjective describing something that is sloping or tapering to a point, or having a conical shape; also used in botany to describe branches that are erect and close together.

  1. Having erect, clustered branchesC2formal

    Describes a plant or tree that has branches growing upward in a tight, parallel cluster, often giving it a narrow, column-like shape.

    frfastigié

    • The fastigiate oak stood tall and narrow in the garden.
    • Fastigiate trees are often used in formal landscaping for their upright habit.
    • The fastigiate branches of the cypress created a striking silhouette.

    Synonymescolumnarerectuprightvertical

    Antonymesdivaricatehorizontalspreading

Formes
  • more fastigiate comparative form
  • most fastigiate superlative form