tree-shaped
- adjective
- /triː ʃeɪpt/
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en forma de árbol
- The Christmas tree-shaped door slams shut.
Examples
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Many of the flow architectures predicted from the constructal law are tree-shaped.
Academic text (2009) -
Books on fractal geometry display tree-shaped drawings among many frizzy drawings.
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I made it Christmas tree-shaped.
Blog text (18) -
Has like a tree shaped kind of cone brush to it.
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Using all his strength, Jack wrenches open the Christmas tree-shaped door.
Fiction book (1993) -
Nature impresses us with many designs that are tree-shaped.
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Many plants exhibit features that are tree-shaped, making them ideal for gardens.
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The tree-shaped lamp stood in the corner, its branches elegantly holding the lights.
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The artist created a stunning sculpture that is distinctly tree-shaped, capturing the essence of nature.
Synonyms
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Having the shape of a tree with many branches
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Having many branches like a tree
Having branches like a tree
Like a tree in shape because it has many branches
Having a branching shape like a tree
Shaped like a tree with branches
Having the shape of a tree with branches
Having a shape with branches like a tree
Shaped like a tree with branches that spread out
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tree-shaped is simply the common word tree, the plant, plus -shaped, meaning 'in the form of'. Think of a cookie or a chandelier made like a tree with a main trunk and spreading branches, so tree-shaped describes something that looks or is arranged like a tree.