Definition

Describing something that has the characteristics of a berry, such as being round and juicy.

Example

The baccate fruits of the plant are sweet and colorful, attracting many birds.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Have you seen those new plants at the store?

Yeah, I noticed some look really baccate!

Exactly! I love how they look so berry-like and colorful.

They would add such a nice touch to my garden.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Baccate → It is derived from "bacca" (from Latin, meaning berry) and the suffix "-ate" (meaning having the quality of). The word "baccate" describes something that has the quality or characteristics of berries.

Memory Tip

Think of 'bacca' meaning berry, and remember that 'baccate' refers to something that has the qualities of berries.

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