mycomorphic
mycomorphic adjective: having the form or perspective of a mushroom or fungus.
Adjective
mycomorphic (comparative more mycomorphic, superlative most mycomorphic)
- Having the form or perspective of a mushroom or fungus.
- Near-synonyms: fungiform, mushroom-shaped
- Why is Orchidaceae so large, its seeds so small , and its seedlings mycomorphic?2007, Lankesteriana, page 356
- Synonyms:
- fungiform, mushroom-shaped
Examples of mycomorphic in a sentence
- One cable railway station at Innsbruck is sleek and reptilean; a second is mycomorphic;2012, Jonathan Meades, Museum Without Walls:
- Or is it mycomorphic to describe human male sexual arousal in the same language used to describe a mushroom's growth?2020, Merlin Sheldrake, Entangled Life, page 237:
Synonyms of mycomorphic
Forms of mycomorphic
| comparative | more mycomorphic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most mycomorphic |
Origin of mycomorphic
From myco- + -morphic.
Questions about mycomorphic
- What does mycomorphic mean?
- Mycomorphic means having the form or perspective of a mushroom or fungus.
- How do you use mycomorphic in a sentence?
- One cable railway station at Innsbruck is sleek and reptilean; a second is mycomorphic;
- What part of speech is mycomorphic?
- Mycomorphic is an adjective.
Words near mycomorphic in the dictionary
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