Genetics And Heredity

verb to resemble or be similar to (someone in appearance, behavior, or character)

• She seems to take after her mother in terms of intelligence and work ethic.
• I definitely take after my dad when it comes to my love for sports.
• I take after my older sister when it comes to fashion sense.
• His artistic talent seems to take after his grandmother's.

noun a male given name, often short for Thomas

• Tom is a diligent worker who always meets deadlines.
• I'm meeting Tom for lunch later today.
• Tom is a cool dude, we always have a good time hanging out.
• Tom's creativity knows no bounds, he's like a magician with ideas.

adjective describing an organism whose cells have a nucleus enclosed within membranes

• Eukaryotic cells contain a nucleus enclosed within a membrane.
• Eukaryotic organisms have cells with a nucleus.
• Eukaryotic stuff is like the fancy version of cells.
• In the world of biology, eukaryotic cells are like the VIPs with their own nucleus.

adjective relating to the top of the head or the cranium

• The acrocranic condition is characterized by an abnormally shaped skull.
• I heard that baby has an acrocranic head shape.
• Check out the acrocranic dude over there!
• His acrocranic decision-making process led to disastrous results.