Definition

Describing something that has a nucleus or multiple nuclei, often used in biological contexts to refer to cells or structures.

Example

The nucleated cells are essential for the development of complex organisms.

Conversation

Did you know that some cells are actually nucleated?

Really? I thought most cells in our body were not like that.

Yeah, it's interesting how nucleated cells play such a role in biology.

Definitely! It's amazing how complex our bodies are.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Nucleated → It is formed from "nucleus" (from Latin "nucleus", meaning kernel or core) and the suffix "-ated" (meaning having the quality of or characterized by). The word "nucleated" refers to something that has a nucleus or core structure.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'nucleus' as the core of something, and remember that 'nucleated' means having that core structure.

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