Definition

This word describes something that has parts arranged in groups of three, often used in botany to refer to flowers with three petals, sepals, or stamens.

Example

The trimerous flowers of the plant are beautiful and unique.

Conversation

Have you ever noticed how some flowers have trimerous structures?

Yeah, it's interesting how they have parts in threes like that.

I think it's cool because it makes them look so symmetrical.

Definitely! It adds a unique charm to their appearance.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Trimerous → It is formed from 'tri-' (meaning three) and 'merous' (from Greek 'meros', meaning part). The word 'trimerous' describes something that has three parts or segments.

Memory Tip

Think of 'tri-' meaning three and 'merous' meaning parts — so trimerous refers to something that has three parts.

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