Definition

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

Example

The tendrilled vines wrapped around the trellis, reaching for the sunlight.

Conversation

Did you see that plant in my garden?

Yeah, it's quite unique! Those tendrilled vines are impressive.

I know, right? They really add a lot of character.

Absolutely! I might try to grow something similar in my yard.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Tendrilled → It is formed from "tendril" (from Middle English *tendril*, meaning a slender, threadlike structure) and "-ed" (a suffix used to form the past participle or adjective). The word "tendrilled" describes something that has tendrils or is characterized by tendrils.

Memory Tip

Imagine a plant with slender, threadlike structures reaching out — that's what 'tendrilled' means, as it describes something that has these delicate, curling parts.

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