biform
- adjective
- /ˈbaɪfɔrm/
- The scientist studied a biform fungus that alternates between two shapes.
Examples
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A butterfly is an example of a biform creature, showcasing both caterpillar and butterfly stages.
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The artist created a biform sculpture that captivated everyone's attention.
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Some minerals crystallize in a biform manner depending on temperature.
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The statue's biform appearance reflected both human and animal features.
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The statue's biform appearance reflected both human and animal features.
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The scientist studied a biform fungus that alternates between two shapes.
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A butterfly is an example of a biform creature, showcasing both caterpillar and butterfly stages.
Synonyms
Having two different parts or aspects
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Biform joins bi- 'two' and form 'shape', just like bicycle uses bi- to mean 'two'. So biform means something that has or combines two different shapes or looks.