Synonyms for More foliate:
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adj.
• green
- Maturing
, - Undecayed
, - bosky
, - budding
, - burgeoning
, - callow
, - developing
, - flourishing
, - foliate
, - fresh
, - grassy
, - growing
, - half-formed
, - immature
, - infant
, - juvenile
, - leafy
, - lush
, - pliable
, - puerile
, - pullulating
, - raw
, - recent
, - sprouting
, - supple
, - tender
, - undried
, - unfledged
, - ungrown
, - unripe
, - unseasoned
, - verdant
, - verduous
, - youthful
.
What are the hypernyms for More foliate?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more foliate?
When we refer to something as "more foliate," it means that it has more leaves or foliage. Antonyms for this phrase might include "bare," "leafless," "unadorned," or "unfurnished." These terms imply a lack of foliage or leaves, and therefore indicate a lack of abundance or lushness. Alternatively, one might describe something as "spare" or "minimal," indicating that it has a small amount of foliage but not an overabundance. In general, the antonyms for "more foliate" imply a sense of simplicity or minimalism, rather than the abundance and lushness that is suggested by a more foliate environment or object.
What are the antonyms for More foliate?
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adj.
• green
- adult
, - dying
, - experienced
, - expert
, - healthy
, - mature
, - old
, - shrinking
, - skilled
, - withered
, - withering
.
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