Globate

Pronunciation: /ˈɡloʊˌbeɪt/

Definitions of globate

adjective having a rounded or spherical shape

Example Sentences

A1 The globate shape of the orange made it easy to peel.

A2 The globate cactus in the desert was covered in sharp spines.

B1 The globate sculpture in the park was a popular photo spot.

B2 The globate design of the new building stood out among the rest.

C1 The artist created a globate masterpiece that captivated audiences.

C2 The globate formation of the planets in the solar system is a marvel of nature.

Examples of globate in a Sentence

formal The scientist observed the globate shape of the cell under the microscope.

informal I found a weird globate rock while hiking in the mountains.

slang That globate hairstyle is so outdated.

figurative Her globate personality always brings a sense of warmth to the room.

Grammatical Forms of globate

• past tense: globated
• plural: globates
• comparative: more globate
• superlative: most globate
• present tense: globates
• future tense: will globate
• perfect tense: has globated
• continuous tense: is globating
• singular: globate
• positive degree: globate
• infinitive: to globate
• gerund: globating
• participle: globated

Origin and Evolution of globate

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'globate' originated from the Latin word 'globatus', which means spherical or rounded.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the use of 'globate' has evolved to describe objects or organisms that are shaped like a globe or sphere.