What is another word for berry-like?
Pronunciation: [bˈɛɹilˈa͡ɪk] (IPA) 
When describing the appearance of a fruit or berry, "berry-like" is a common term that may not always be specific enough. Here are some synonyms that can help add more detail: "small and round" can be substituted with "petite" or "dinky." "Deep red or purple in color" can be replaced with "maroon" or "plum-colored." "A cluster of individual segments" can be expressed with "bunched" or "clumped," while "juicy" can become "succulent" or "lush." Finally, "sweet and tangy" can be swapped with "zesty" or "flavorful." These synonyms help provide a richer description for the reader or listener.
