Acerae

Pronunciation: /əˈsɪri/

Definitions of acerae

noun a genus of maple trees

Example Sentences

A1 I saw some acerae in the garden.

A2 The acerae were colorful and vibrant.

B1 The acerae added a beautiful touch to the landscape.

B2 The acerae were carefully planted in rows for a stunning effect.

C1 The acerae were meticulously maintained by the gardeners.

C2 The acerae were a sight to behold, attracting many visitors to the botanical garden.

Examples of acerae in a Sentence

formal The acerae along the street were meticulously maintained by the city's landscaping crew.

informal I tripped over one of those darn acerae on my way to the store.

slang Watch out for those cracked acerae, they're a real hazard.

figurative The acerae of society represent the different paths individuals can take in life.

Grammatical Forms of acerae

• plural: acerae
• comparative: more acerae
• superlative: most acerae
• present tense: acerae
• future tense: will acerae
• perfect tense: have aceraed
• continuous tense: am aceraing
• singular: acera
• positive degree: acerae
• infinitive: to acerae
• gerund: aceraing
• participle: aceraed

Origin and Evolution of acerae

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'acerae' originated from Latin.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Latin to refer to a type of field or land measurement, the word 'acerae' evolved over time to also refer to a specific type of agricultural land or a plot of land used for cultivation.