Acraspeda

Pronunciation: /əˈkræspɪdə/

Definitions of acraspeda

noun Acraspeda is a taxonomic group of jellyfish characterized by a lack of tentacles.

Example Sentences

A1 An acraspeda is a type of jellyfish without tentacles.

A2 The acraspeda gracefully floated through the water, mesmerizing onlookers.

B1 Scientists are studying the unique biology of acraspeda jellyfish.

B2 The acraspeda's sting can be painful to humans if not treated properly.

C1 Research on acraspeda species has led to important discoveries in marine biology.

C2 The intricate reproductive cycle of acraspeda jellyfish is still being studied by experts.

Examples of acraspeda in a Sentence

formal The acraspeda are a subclass of jellyfish that lack tentacles.

informal I learned in biology class that acraspeda jellyfish don't have tentacles.

slang Those acraspeda jellies are weird-looking without tentacles.

figurative Her hair was like acraspeda jellyfish tentacles, flowing freely in the wind.

Grammatical Forms of acraspeda

• past tense: acrasped
• plural: acraspedas
• comparative: more acraspeda
• superlative: most acraspeda
• present tense: acraspedas
• future tense: will acraspeda
• perfect tense: has acraspeda
• continuous tense: is acraspeda
• singular: acraspeda
• positive degree: acraspeda
• infinitive: to acraspeda
• gerund: acraspeding
• participle: acraspeding

Origin and Evolution of acraspeda

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'acraspeda' originated from Greek

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a type of marine animal with no arms or tentacles, the meaning of 'acraspeda' has evolved over time to refer to various other organisms with similar characteristics.