Definition

Describing something that has tendrils, which are slender, thread-like structures often found in plants.

Example

The tendriled vines climbed up the trellis, reaching for the sunlight.

Conversation

Have you seen that plant with the tendriled vines in the corner?

Yeah, it's really unique and kind of beautiful.

I love how the tendriled parts wrap around anything nearby.

Definitely! It's like nature's own little decoration.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Tendriled → It is formed from "tendril" (from Middle French *tendril*, meaning a slender, threadlike structure) and the suffix "-ed" (indicating a state or condition). The word "tendriled" describes something that has the condition or quality of being like a tendril, often referring to plants with slender, curling parts.

Memory Tip

Imagine a plant with slender, curling parts — that's what 'tendriled' means, as it describes something that has the quality of a 'tendril'.

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