Definition

A pattern or structure made up of interconnected lines or parts, often resembling a net or mesh.

Example

The reticulation of the water pipes ensures that every part of the building receives water.

Conversation

Have you ever noticed the reticulation on the surface of that wall?

Yeah, it gives it such an interesting texture.

I wonder if it's an artistic choice or just a design feature.

Either way, it definitely adds character to the place.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Reticulation → It is formed from "reticulum" (from Latin, meaning a net or network) and the suffix "-ation" (meaning the action or process of). The word "reticulation" refers to the process of forming a net-like structure or network.

Memory Tip

Imagine a net or network ('reticulum') being formed — that's what reticulation means, the process of creating a net-like pattern.

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