Definition

Having small spaces or compartments within something.

Example

The locular structure of the fruit allows for the storage of seeds in separate chambers.

Conversation

Did you see the new plant I got for my room?

Yeah, it's really cool! Is it locular?

It is! I love how the leaves have those little compartments.

That makes it so unique — I need to get one like that!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Locular is derived from "loculus" (meaning small place or compartment) which comes from the Latin root "locus" (meaning place). The word "locular" refers to something that is divided into small compartments or chambers, emphasizing the idea of multiple small places.

Memory Tip

Think of 'loculus' meaning a small place or compartment, which helps you remember that 'locular' describes something that has small compartments.

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