troutlike
- adjective
- /ˈtraʊtˌlaɪk/
- Her painting captured the troutlike shimmer of the fish swimming in the clear stream.
Examples
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Some salmon have a distinctly troutlike appearance, making them hard to tell apart.
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The fish had a troutlike appearance with its speckled skin.
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The scientist described the newly discovered species as troutlike due to its slender body and spotted skin.
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Some species of salmon are troutlike in their behavior.
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The scientist described the newly discovered species as troutlike due to its slender body and spotted skin.
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Some species of salmon are troutlike in their behavior, often swimming in similar patterns.
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The fish had a troutlike appearance with its speckled skin, resembling a common brook trout.
Synonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Troutlike comes from the fish name trout and the ending -like, which means 'similar to'. So something troutlike looks or moves 'like a trout', for example thin, spotted, or shiny in the water, and that is why the word means 'resembling a trout'.