Definition

Describing something that has lines or is marked with lines, often in a parallel manner.

Example

The artist created a lineate pattern on the canvas that drew the viewer's attention.

Conversation

I just got this new notebook that has a really cool design.

Oh, nice! Does it have any special features?

Yeah, it's lineate with these neat parallel lines for better writing.

That sounds great for keeping everything organized!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Lineate → It is formed from "linea" (from Latin, meaning line) and the suffix "-ate" (meaning to make or to do). The word "lineate" means to make or mark with lines.

Memory Tip

Think of creating or marking something with 'lines' — 'linea' means line, and '-ate' means to make.

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