Definition

Describing something that is characterized by having many berries or being decorated with pearls.

Example

The baccated plant produced a stunning display of colorful berries.

Conversation

Did you see that plant in the garden?

Yeah, it's really pretty and baccated with berries!

I wish I could grow something as baccated as that.

You can! Just pick the right seeds and give it some time.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Baccated → It is formed from "bacca" (from Latin, meaning berry) and the suffix "-ated" (indicating a state or condition). The word "baccated" refers to something that is characterized by or bearing berries.

Memory Tip

Think of 'bacca' meaning berry, and remember that 'baccated' describes something that has the condition of being full of berries.

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