Reticulated

Pronunciation: /rɪˈtɪkjəˌleɪtɪd/

Definitions of reticulated

adjective describing something that is marked with lines, bands, or other patterns that cross each other

Example Sentences

A1 The reticulated pattern on the snake's skin was fascinating to observe.

A2 The reticulated design on the carpet added a touch of elegance to the room.

B1 The reticulated network of roads made it easy to navigate through the city.

B2 The reticulated branches of the tree created a beautiful canopy overhead.

C1 The reticulated system of irrigation channels ensured that the fields were properly watered.

C2 The reticulated maze of alleyways in the old town was a challenge to navigate.

Examples of reticulated in a Sentence

formal The reticulated pattern on the fabric was meticulously designed.

informal I love the reticulated design on that shirt!

slang That reticulated print is so cool!

figurative Her thoughts were like a reticulated maze, difficult to navigate.

Grammatical Forms of reticulated

• past tense: reticulated
• plural: reticulated
• comparative: more reticulated
• superlative: most reticulated
• present tense: reticulate
• future tense: will reticulate
• perfect tense: has reticulated
• continuous tense: is reticulating
• singular: reticulated
• positive degree: reticulated
• infinitive: to reticulate
• gerund: reticulating
• participle: reticulating

Origin and Evolution of reticulated

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'reticulated' originated from the Latin word 'reticulatus' which means 'made like a net'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'reticulated' has come to be used in various fields such as biology, art, and design to describe patterns or structures that resemble a net or network.