Definition

Describing something that has a narrow border or edge, often with thin, fringe-like extensions.

Example

The fimbriated edges of the flower petals added a delicate touch to the garden.

Conversation

Did you see that flower in the garden?

Yeah, it was so unique! I loved how it was fimbriated.

Right? The edges were so interesting and delicate.

Definitely! It really stands out among the other plants.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Fimbriated → It is formed from "fimbriatus" (from Latin, meaning fringed or bordered) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a past participle or adjective form). The word "fimbriated" describes something that is fringed or has a border, often used in a botanical or anatomical context.

Memory Tip

Think of something that is 'fringed' or has a 'border' — that's what 'fimbriated' means.

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