Pronunciation: /ˌædələˈmɔrfɪk/
adjective relating to or exhibiting adelomorphism, which is the absence of certain body parts or structures
A1 The children's book had colorful and adelomorphic illustrations.
A2 The new toy was designed with adelomorphic features to appeal to young children.
B1 The artist's adelomorphic style was characterized by abstract shapes and bold colors.
B2 The architect's adelomorphic designs incorporated elements of nature and sustainability.
C1 The fashion designer's adelomorphic collection pushed the boundaries of traditional clothing design.
C2 The filmmaker's adelomorphic approach to storytelling challenged conventional narrative structures.
formal The scientist described the adelomorphic characteristics of the newly discovered species.
informal I heard that the biology professor is researching adelomorphic traits in insects.
slang Check out the adelomorphic features on that cool new bug!
figurative Her adelomorphic beauty was unmatched, like a rare flower in a field of weeds.
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