Pronunciation: /ækˈtɪnəˈmɔrfɪk/
adjective describing a flower that can be divided into symmetrical halves in multiple ways, typically having radial symmetry
A1 Some flowers have actinomorphic shapes, like daisies.
A2 Actinomorphic flowers are symmetrical and have multiple radial sections.
B1 Botanists classify flowers as actinomorphic or zygomorphic based on their symmetry.
B2 Actinomorphic plants have floral parts that are arranged in a radial pattern.
C1 The actinomorphic nature of certain flowers allows for easy identification in botanical studies.
C2 The actinomorphic symmetry of the flower indicated its evolutionary adaptation for pollination.
formal The actinomorphic flowers have radial symmetry, with multiple equal parts arranged around a central point.
informal Those actinomorphic flowers look like they have the same number of petals all around.
slang Check out those actinomorphic blooms, they're so perfectly balanced!
figurative The actinomorphic layout of the garden creates a harmonious and balanced aesthetic.
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