Pronunciation: /əˌkænˈθɒptəˈrɪdʒiən/
noun a type of fish characterized by spiny fins
A1 I saw an acanthopterygian fish at the aquarium.
A2 The acanthopterygian swam gracefully through the water.
B1 Scientists are studying the behavior of acanthopterygians in their natural habitat.
B2 The acanthopterygian species in this region is known for its vibrant colors.
C1 The acanthopterygian family includes a wide variety of fish with unique characteristics.
C2 The acanthopterygian order is one of the most diverse groups of marine species.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the acanthopterygians
A1 The acanthopterygian fish had colorful fins.
A2 The aquarium featured various acanthopterygian species.
B1 Scientists study the behavior of acanthopterygian fish in their natural habitat.
B2 The acanthopterygian classification includes a diverse group of fish species.
C1 The acanthopterygian adaptations allow them to thrive in different marine environments.
C2 Advanced research techniques have revealed new insights into the acanthopterygian lineage.
formal The acanthopterygian fish is characterized by its spiny fins.
informal I saw a cool acanthopterygian fish at the aquarium today.
slang Check out that funky acanthopterygian swimming around!
figurative Her sharp wit was like that of an acanthopterygian fish, cutting through the conversation with precision.
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