fountainlike
- adjective
- /ˈfaʊntənˌlaɪk/
- Her hair rose in a fountainlike burst as she jumped into the pool.
Examples
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The volcano erupted with a fountainlike stream of lava and ash.
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The water arched in a fountainlike spray over the garden path.
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The fountainlike structure captivated everyone at the park.
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Isn't that a fountainlike design for a garden?
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The garden featured fountainlike plants that gracefully shot upwards, captivating everyone who passed by.
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In the park, the fountainlike design of the flower beds drew attention with their elegant curves.
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Her hairstyle had a fountainlike shape, flowing elegantly and catching the light beautifully.
How Fountainlike
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fountainlike comes from fountain (a place where water 'springs' up) and the ending -like, which means 'similar to'. So something fountainlike looks or moves like water rising up from a fountain.