chambered
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5.1
- adjective
- /ˈtʃeɪmbərd/
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compartimentado
- And this was only enabled by being able to print this fairly complex multi chambered structure based on this this liquid printing process.
- Chambered Nautilus
And this was only enabled by being able to print this fairly complex multi chambered structure based on this this liquid printing process.
- And this was only enabled by being able to print this fairly complex multi chambered structure based on this this liquid printing process.
- That is very fair but they are calling it a patent pending frat Sonic chambered exhaust system.
Examples
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That is very fair but they are calling it a patent pending frat Sonic chambered exhaust system.
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The octopus has a chambered body that allows it to move easily through water.
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And so it, if you look at the at the design of a chambered Nautilus, what you see is, is nature's solution for growth under pressure.
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The artist created a chambered sculpture that featured multiple distinct sections.
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During the tour, we learned about the chambered structure of the ancient building.
Synonyms
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5.1
Having a particular number or type of small parts that make up the whole, used with another word
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5.5
Divided into smaller sections like boxes or rooms
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7.0
Organized so different parts do not share information
Organized into separate parts with little connection
Divided into small separate pockets, as in a cyst or some fruits
Having many small chambers inside, like a cyst or tomato
Divided into many small separate chambers, often in a lump or cyst
Divided into parts to keep things separate, for example a plate with compartments
Compounds
- Australian
A sea animal with a spiral shell divided into chambers and shiny white walls
How Divided
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chambered comes from the simple word chamber, which means 'room' — think of a bedroom as a private room. So something described as chambered has separate 'rooms' or 'compartments', like a nautilus shell or a nest with divided pockets.