Definition

Having sharp edges or points, resembling a knife.

Example

The cultrate leaves of the plant can easily cut through the air.

Conversation

Have you seen those plants with the cultrate leaves in the garden?

Yeah, they look really interesting and unique!

I wonder if they are hard to take care of, though.

Probably a bit tricky, but they definitely add some character!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Cultrate → It is formed from "cultratus" (from Latin, meaning shaped like a knife or having a knife-like edge) and the suffix "-ate" (meaning to make or to become). The word "cultrate" refers to something that is shaped like a knife or has a sharp edge.

Memory Tip

Think of something that is 'shaped like a knife' — 'cultratus' means knife-like, and '-ate' suggests making or becoming. This helps you remember that 'cultrate' describes something with a sharp, knife-like shape.

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