Definition

Describing a type of flower structure that lacks petal-like parts and has a specific arrangement of florets.

Example

The eradiate flowers in the garden attracted many bees.

Conversation

Have you seen that flower arrangement with the eradiate type of blooms?

Yeah, they look so unique and interesting, don't they?

I love how different they are from typical flowers.

Definitely! They really stand out in any setting.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To spread light rays in all directions from a source.

Example

The sun eradiates light that brightens the entire day.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you noticed how the sun seems to eradiate warmth in the morning?

Yeah, it really makes the day feel brighter and more inviting.

I love how it can eradiate such positive energy, especially after a long winter.

Root Explanation

Eradiate is formed from "e-" (meaning out) and "radiare" (meaning to radiate or emit rays). The word describes the action of emitting rays or spreading out from a source.

Memory Tip

Think of something that spreads or emits rays 'out' ('e-') — that's what eradiate means.

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