lentiform (Meaning)

Wordnet

lentiform (s)

convex on both sides; shaped like a lentil

Webster

Lenticular.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The lentiform nucleus, a component of the basal ganglia, plays a crucial role in motor control and procedural learning.
During the development of a thunderstorm, a layer of lentiform clouds, resembling lenses, often forms in the middle troposphere.
Lentiform alloys, characterized by their lens-shaped molecules, exhibit unique properties that make them valuable in high-temperature applications.
In linguistics, a lentiform structure refers to a language consisting of words that are composed of equal-length syllables.
In metallurgy, the lentiform phase, a type of intermetallic compound, often exhibits a distinctive lens-shaped morphology.
In botany, certain plants produce lentiform glands, specialized structures that secrete essential oils or resins.
The lentiform bacilli, a group of Gram-positive bacteria, are known for their characteristic lens-shaped spores.
In geology, a lentiform deposit refers to a mineral or ore body that occurs in a lens-shaped formation.
In medicine, a lentiform drug delivery system involves the administration of drugs in a controlled manner using a lens-shaped device.
In paleontology, the lentiform shell of certain bivalves, such as the genus Astarte, is a distinctive characteristic that aids in their identification.

convex on both sides; shaped like a lentilLenticular.

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No antonyms found.

The lentiform nucleus, a component of the basal ganglia, plays a crucial role in motor control and procedural learning.

During the development of a thunderstorm, a layer of lentiform clouds, resembling lenses, often forms in the middle troposphere.

Lentiform alloys, characterized by their lens-shaped molecules, exhibit unique properties that make them valuable in high-temperature applications.

In linguistics, a lentiform structure refers to a language consisting of words that are composed of equal-length syllables.