Pronunciation: /əˌbræŋkiˈeɪtə/
noun a taxonomic group of animals that lack gills and breathe through their skin or other organs
A1 I learned about abranchiata in my biology class.
A2 The abranchiata is a type of marine organism that lacks gills.
B1 Scientists are studying the behavior of abranchiata in their natural habitat.
B2 The abranchiata species found in the deep sea have unique adaptations to survive in extreme conditions.
C1 The research team discovered a new species of abranchiata during their expedition.
C2 The intricate ecosystem of abranchiata and other deep-sea creatures fascinates marine biologists.
adjective relating to or characteristic of abranchiates
A1 I found a beautiful abranchiata flower in the garden.
A2 The abranchiata tree provided shade on a hot summer day.
B1 The abranchiata leaves rustled in the gentle breeze.
B2 The abranchiata forest was a peaceful retreat from the chaos of the city.
C1 The abranchiata ecosystem supported a diverse range of wildlife.
C2 The abranchiata landscape was a breathtaking sight to behold.
formal The abranchiata class of animals includes organisms that lack gills and breathe through their skin or other means.
informal I learned in biology class that abranchiata animals don't have gills and breathe in a different way.
slang Dude, did you know abranchiata creatures don't even have gills to breathe?
figurative Being in a new environment felt like being an abranchiata creature trying to adapt to a different way of life.
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