tetrachotomous (Meaning)
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tetrachotomous (a.)
Having a division by fours; separated into four parts or series, or into series of fours.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tetrachotomous
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tetrachotomous Sentence Examples
- The tetrachotomous flower exhibited four distinct radial symmetries.
- The classification system divided organisms into four tetrachotomous groups based on morphological characteristics.
- The tetrachotomous diagram classified individuals according to four mutually exclusive traits.
- The tetrachotomous key provided a step-by-step process for identifying species within a genus.
- The philosopher proposed a tetrachotomous model of reality that encompassed perception, thought, emotion, and will.
- The tetrachotomous tree depicted the hierarchical relationship between different taxonomic ranks.
- The tetrachotomous symbol represented the four cardinal directions in ancient cultures.
- The tetrachotomous personality theory proposed four distinct personality types based on temperament.
- The tetrachotomous analysis revealed four significant clusters within the data set.
- The tetrachotomous framework provided a comprehensive approach to understanding complex systems and making informed decisions.
FAQs About the word tetrachotomous
Having a division by fours; separated into four parts or series, or into series of fours.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The tetrachotomous flower exhibited four distinct radial symmetries.
The classification system divided organisms into four tetrachotomous groups based on morphological characteristics.
The tetrachotomous diagram classified individuals according to four mutually exclusive traits.
The tetrachotomous key provided a step-by-step process for identifying species within a genus.
