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tomentose

/ˈtoʊ.mən.toʊs/

Traduction: Adjectif technique décrivant une surface couverte de poils denses, emmêlés et doux.

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/ˈtoʊ.mən.toʊs/C2formalscientific
  • frAdjectif technique décrivant une surface couverte de poils denses, emmêlés et doux.

A technical adjective describing a surface that is covered with dense, matted, soft hairs.

  1. Covered with matted filamentsC2formalscientific

    Having a surface covered with a dense, matted layer of fine hairs or filaments.

    frtonmenteux

    • The leaf of this plant is tomentose, giving it a soft, woolly texture.
    • Many alpine plants have tomentose stems to protect against cold.
    • The botanist noted the tomentose underside of the fern frond.

    Synonymesflocculentlanatewoolly

    Antonymesglabroussmooth

  2. Densely woollyC2formalscientific

    Densely covered with short, matted, woolly hairs.

    frTomenteux

    • The tomentose surface of the seed pod felt like felt.
    • Certain species of sage have tomentose leaves that are silvery in color.
    • The caterpillar's tomentose body helped it blend into the plant.

    Synonymesdownyflocculentlanatewoolly

    Antonymesglabroussmooth

Formes
  • more tomentose comparative form
  • most tomentose superlative form
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