Pronunciation: /ækˈtɪnoʊˌzoʊəl/
adjective a term used to describe organisms belonging to the class Actinozoa, which includes sea anemones and corals
A1 The actinozoal creature in the aquarium was colorful and fascinating.
A2 She was amazed by the actinozoal diversity she saw while snorkeling in the ocean.
B1 Scientists are studying the actinozoal organisms to better understand marine ecosystems.
B2 The actinozoal species found in the coral reef are crucial for maintaining biodiversity.
C1 The intricate structure of actinozoal polyps is a subject of ongoing research in marine biology.
C2 The actinozoal colonies in the deep sea exhibit remarkable adaptability to extreme environmental conditions.
formal The actinozoal organisms, such as corals and sea anemones, are important components of marine ecosystems.
informal I learned in biology class that actinozoal creatures are found in the ocean.
slang Check out those cool actinozoal critters in the aquarium!
figurative Her personality was like an actinozoal organism - colorful and vibrant.
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