Definition

Describing something that has a pouch or sac-like shape.

Example

The saccate structure of the plant helps it store water.

Conversation

Have you seen that new plant with the saccate leaves?

Yeah, I noticed it at the store — it looks really unique!

I love how the saccate shape can store water, too.

Definitely! It's perfect for someone like me who forgets to water plants.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Saccate** → It is derived from the Latin word "saccus" (meaning bag or sack) and the suffix "-ate" (indicating having the quality of). The word "saccate" describes something that has the quality of being bag-like or pouch-like.

Memory Tip

Think of a 'sack' ('saccus') to remember that 'saccate' means having a bag-like quality.

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