adjective having no head or leader; leaderless
In literature, 'acephalous' can be used metaphorically to describe a work or piece of writing that lacks a clear structure or central theme.
In anatomy, 'acephalous' may refer to a condition where a human or animal is born without a head.
In biology, the term 'acephalous' is used to describe organisms that lack a head or a distinct cephalic region.
In musicology, 'acephalous' may describe a musical composition that lacks a clear beginning or ending, or one that is intentionally structured in a non-traditional way.
In literary criticism, 'acephalous' can refer to a poem or stanza that lacks a consistent metrical pattern or has irregular line lengths.
In psychology, 'acephalous' may be used to describe a group or organization that lacks a clear leader or hierarchical structure.
In biology, 'acephalous' can refer to certain organisms that lack a distinct head or cephalic region.
In music theory, 'acephalous' may describe a musical composition that lacks a clear beginning or ending.