Bifoliate is a term used to describe something that has two leaves or leaflets. The antonyms for bifoliate are multifold, manifold, multifarious, and diverse. The first three antonyms describe something that has multiple parts or aspects, while diverse refers to something that has a wide range of differences. For example, a plant that is bifoliate has only two leaves, while a plant that is multifold has many folds or parts. Similarly, a subject that is bifoliate may have only two aspects, while a subject that is diverse has many different components or elements. These antonyms provide a range of options to describe something that is not simple or limited to just two parts.

What are the antonyms for Bifoliate?

• adj.

  • noun
  • leafless
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