implacental
implacental adjective: not having a placenta (said of e.g. marsupials and monotremes).
Adjective
implacental (not comparable)
- Not having a placenta (said of e.g. marsupials and monotremes).
Noun
implacental (plural implacentals)
- A mammal having no placenta.
Forms of implacental
| plural | implacentals |
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Origin of implacental
From im- + placental.
Words that rhyme with implacental
- mental
- transcendental
- accidental
- complemental
- gentle
- elemental
- oriental
- rental
- trental
- continental
- dental
- experimental
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- instrumental
- incruental
- lentil
- predental
- temperamental
- bidental
- cental
- coincidental
- decremental
- documental
- emolumental
- environmental
- firmamental
- interdental
- interdepartmental
- judgmental
- occidental
- parliamental
- pseudodental
- submental
- supradental
- addental
- adjustmental
- advectional
- affectational
- agro-environmental
- alimental
- alveolodental
- amental
- antidental
- apartmental
- apicodental
- aplacental
- argental
- argumental
- atlantodental
- atramental
- bimental
- bioenvironmental
- biparental
- cemental
- cervicomental
- cliental
- compartmental
- componental
- craniodental
- departmental
- developmental
Questions about implacental
- What does implacental mean?
- Implacental means not having a placenta (said of e.g. marsupials and monotremes).
- What part of speech is implacental?
- Implacental can be an adjective or a noun.
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