umbrellalike
- adjective
- /ʌmˈbrɛlˌlaɪk/
- Some jellyfish drift gracefully, trailing their umbrellalike bodies in the ocean currents.
Examples
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The mushroom had an umbrellalike cap, perfect for sheltering tiny insects during a rainstorm.
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Look at that umbrellalike structure in the park!
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She admired the umbrellalike canopy of the ancient tree, which provided shade for the playground.
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The umbrellalike design of the pavilion is quite stunning!
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The plant has large, umbrellalike leaves that provide shade for smaller flowers.
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She carried an umbrellalike sunshade to the beach to protect herself from the sun.
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The artist's design featured an umbrellalike structure that opened up to reveal intricate patterns.
Synonyms
With a round top and sides that slope down like an umbrella
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word umbrellalike comes from umbrella, a thing that gives 'shade' or keeps you dry, and the ending -like, meaning 'similar to'. So something umbrellalike looks or acts like an umbrella, with a round top that gives cover.