IPA: /kəˈrɒleɪt/
KK: /kəˈrɒleɪt/
Describing something that has a corolla or resembles a corolla, which is the part of a flower that consists of the petals.
The corollate flowers in the garden attracted many bees and butterflies.
Comparative: more corollate
Superlative: most corollate
Corollate → It is formed from "corolla" (from Latin *corolla*, meaning a small crown or garland) and the suffix "-ate" (indicating to make or to do). The word "corollate" means to make a connection or to relate things as if they are part of a crown or series of related ideas.
Think of a 'small crown' ('corolla') that connects different ideas together, helping you remember that to 'corollate' means to relate or connect.