Agamoid

Pronunciation: /ˈæɡəˌmɔɪd/

Definitions of agamoid

adjective resembling or characteristic of a lizard

Example Sentences

A1 The agamoid lizard blended in perfectly with its surroundings.

A2 The agamoid robot moved silently and efficiently through the factory.

B1 The agamoid spacecraft was designed to withstand extreme conditions in outer space.

B2 The agamoid technology was so advanced that it was almost indistinguishable from human behavior.

C1 The agamoid AI system was capable of learning and adapting to new situations on its own.

C2 The agamoid android was created with such precision and detail that it was nearly impossible to tell it apart from a real person.

Examples of agamoid in a Sentence

formal The scientist studied the agamoid lizard species in great detail.

informal I heard that agamoid lizards are pretty unique creatures.

slang Those agamoid lizards are like little alien creatures!

figurative Her personality was as mysterious and elusive as an agamoid lizard.

Grammatical Forms of agamoid

• past tense: agamoided
• plural: agamoids
• comparative: more agamoid
• superlative: most agamoid
• present tense: agamoids
• future tense: will agamoid
• perfect tense: have agamoided
• continuous tense: is agamoiding
• singular: agamoid
• positive degree: agamoid
• infinitive: to agamoid
• gerund: agamoiding
• participle: agamoided

Origin and Evolution of agamoid

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'agamoid' originated from the Greek word 'agamos', meaning unmarried or celibate.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who is unmarried or celibate, the meaning of 'agamoid' has evolved to refer to something resembling a lake or pond, particularly in terms of being stagnant or still.