Pronunciation: /əˌkrɒdʒənəsli/
adjective relating to or characteristic of acrogenesis
A1 Plants that grow acrogenously include pine trees and ferns.
A2 The acrogenously growing ivy covered the entire wall of the building.
B1 The acrogenously structured leaves of the palm tree provide shade in the hot summer months.
B2 The acrogenously arranged branches of the oak tree reached high into the sky.
C1 Botanists study the acrogenously growing plants in tropical rainforests.
C2 The acrogenously developed roots of the redwood tree anchor it firmly in the ground.
adverb in a manner that relates to acrogenesis, the development of plants from the growing point upward
A1 She climbed the tree acrogenously, reaching the top with ease.
A2 The plant grew acrogenously, with new leaves sprouting at the tip.
B1 The ivy vine acrogenously climbed up the wall, covering it in green leaves.
B2 The mountain climber ascended acrogenously, making steady progress to the summit.
C1 The skyscraper was constructed acrogenously, with each floor added systematically from the ground up.
C2 The organization expanded acrogenously, opening new branches in different cities across the country.
formal The ferns in this forest reproduce acrogenously through spores.
informal I heard that ferns can spread acrogenously by releasing spores.
slang Did you know that ferns can reproduce acrogenously? Pretty cool, right?
figurative His ideas seem to grow acrogenously, spreading rapidly and uncontrollably.
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