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foliaceous

/ˌfoʊ.liˈeɪ.ʃəs/

Tradução: Adjetivo raro que significa 'folhoso' ou 'que tem textura ou aparência de folha', usado sobretudo em contextos botânicos.

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/ˌfoʊ.liˈeɪ.ʃəs/C2formalscientificobsoleto
  • ptAdjetivo raro que significa 'folhoso' ou 'que tem textura ou aparência de folha', usado sobretudo em contextos botânicos.

An obsolete adjective meaning 'leafy' or 'having the texture or appearance of a leaf', now rarely used outside of specialized botanical contexts.

  1. Leaf-likeC2formalscientific

    Relating to, resembling, or having the characteristics of a plant leaf.

    ptFoliáceo

    • The foliaceous lichen spread across the rock surface.
    • The plant's foliaceous structures were delicate and green.
    • The artist painted a foliaceous pattern on the vase.

    Sinônimosfoliatedfolioseleaf-likeleafy

  2. LeafyC2formalscientific

    Having many leaves; covered with or bearing numerous leaves.

    ptFolhoso

    • The foliaceous branches of the tree provided ample shade.
    • A foliaceous shrub grew along the garden path.
    • The forest floor was lush and foliaceous in spring.

    Sinônimosfoliagedfolioseleafedleafyleaved

    Antônimosbaredefoliatedleafless

  3. Layered rockC2formalscientific

    Describing metamorphic rock that has thin, leaf-like layers or strata.

    ptRocha foliada

    • The foliaceous structure of the schist was visible in the cliff face.
    • Geologists studied the foliaceous metamorphic rock for its history.
    • The sample showed a distinct foliaceous texture under the microscope.

    Sinônimosfoliated

    Antônimosmassive

Formas
  • more foliaceous comparative form
  • most foliaceous superlative form
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