Pronunciation: /kwɑːˌdrupəˈdæləti/
noun the quality or state of being a quadruped, an animal with four feet or legs
A1 Dogs are known for their quadrupedality, walking on all fours.
A2 Many animals exhibit quadrupedality as their primary mode of movement.
B1 The evolution of quadrupedality in mammals allowed for greater speed and agility.
B2 Researchers study the biomechanics of quadrupedality to understand how animals move efficiently.
C1 The transition from quadrupedality to bipedalism in human ancestors marked a significant evolutionary milestone.
C2 Experts in comparative anatomy analyze the advantages and disadvantages of quadrupedality in different animal species.
formal The study of quadrupedality in mammals is a fascinating area of research in biology.
informal My dog's quadrupedality makes him a great running companion.
slang I never realized how important quadrupedality was until I got a pet cat.
figurative The company's quadrupedality in the market helped them maintain a strong position against competitors.
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