IPA: //ræb.dəˈsiːl//
KK: /ræbdoʊˈsiːl/
A type of flatworm that belongs to the order Rhabdocoela, characterized by having a simple, unbranched digestive system.
The rhabdocoele is known for its unique body structure and unbranched intestine.
Rhabdocoele → It is formed from "rhabdo-" (from Greek "rhabdos", meaning rod) and "coele" (from Greek "koilos", meaning hollow or cavity). The word describes a type of organism that has a rod-like shape and a hollow body cavity.
Imagine a rod ('rhabdo-') that is hollow inside ('coele') — this helps you remember that 'rhabdocoele' refers to a rod-shaped organism with a hollow body.
No commonly confused words.