Pronunciation: /rɪˈtɪkjəl/
adjective relating to or resembling a net or network; having a reticulated pattern
A1 The reticular pattern on the fabric was very intricate and detailed.
A2 The reticular formation in the brain plays a crucial role in regulating sleep and consciousness.
B1 The reticular activating system is responsible for filtering sensory information in the brain.
B2 The reticular formation is a complex network of neurons located in the brainstem.
C1 The reticular formation is involved in various physiological functions such as motor control and pain modulation.
C2 The reticular formation integrates sensory and motor information to regulate arousal and attention.
formal The reticular formation is a network of nerve pathways in the brainstem involved in regulating consciousness and sleep.
informal The reticular pattern on this fabric is really intricate and detailed.
slang I can't believe she reticulated her hair, it looks so cool!
figurative The reticular structure of society is complex and interconnected, much like a web.
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