arboreous
- adjective
- /ɑːrˈbɔːriəs/
- Specialized
- Many ancient ferns adopted an arboreous growth pattern to reach more sunlight.
Examples
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Some sculptures in the garden imitate arboreous forms, blending seamlessly with the surrounding trees.
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The arboreous shape of the coral made it a unique sight for divers.
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The arboreous landscape was breathtaking.
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In the park, we admired the arboreous trees.
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The sculpture's arboreous design mimicked the natural forms of nearby trees.
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As we hiked through the forest, we noticed the arboreous shapes of the towering pines.
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The artist created an arboreous installation that transformed the gallery into a forest-like environment.
Synonyms
A tree or plant that has many branches
Having the shape of a tree with many branches
Having many branches like a tree
Like a tree in shape because it has many branches
Having a branching shape like a tree
Having branches like a tree
Shaped like a tree with branches
Shaped like a tree with branches that spread out
Having a main trunk and branches that spread out like a tree
Having a shape with branches like a tree
About trees or showing tree shapes
Having many trees that give shade
How Tree-like
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word arboreous comes from the Latin root arbor, which means 'tree', and you can see the same root in the English name 'Arbor Day'. So something arboreous has a tree-like shape or branches like a tree.