branchlet
- noun
- /ˈbrænʧlɪt/
- The florist arranged the bouquet with fresh branchlets for added texture and depth.
- use branchlets
Examples
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The gardener pruned the bush, carefully cutting back the branchlets to encourage new growth.
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The botanist examined the delicate branchlets for signs of new growth.
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In spring, tiny buds appear at the ends of each branchlet.
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Several branchlets sprouted from the main stem of the young tree.
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The tree had several small branchlets sprouting from its trunk.
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Each branchlet was covered in fresh green leaves.
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During the hike, we noticed small branchlets swaying in the gentle breeze.
Synonyms
A small thin branch from a tree or bush
A small stem with leaves used to add flavor or decorate food
A small limb that grows from a larger limb of a tree or plant
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Etymology
Branchlet is made from branch and the small-ending -let, where -let means 'small', as in piglet or leaflet. So a branchlet is a 'small' branch, the tiny end part you see on a tree.