reticulate

see definition of reticulate

as inintertwine/interweave
as inweave
as inintertwine

Synonyms for reticulate

verb twist around

Antonyms for reticulate

intertwine/interweave

verb. twist around

intertwined

verb. twist

intertwines

verb. twist

intertwining

verb. twist

interweaved

verb. twist around

Word Origin & History

1650s, from Latin reticulatus "having a net-like pattern," from reticulum "little net," diminutive of rete "net," from PIE *ere- (2) "to separate" (see hermit).

Example Sentences for reticulate

The stem is subequal, cespitose, reticulate to the base, pulverulent below.

Reticulate: In the form of a network, like the veins of a leaf (Fig. 146, a).

The wall on the north side, of reticulate work, can be distinguished in Fig. 55.

The like Reticulate grain is observable in some Russia Leather.

They are usually arranged so as to form a reticulate skeleton.

Under the lens the warted, not reticulate, spores are diagnostic.

Tarsus about length of femur, reticulate at back and generally in front.

Surrounding the uterine crypts are reticulate ridges on which are placed the openings of the uterine glands.

The central area of the cheek is characterized by a reticulate pattern of short ridges, without apparent orientation.

The polygonal vesicles give a reticulate appearance to the dark-brown patches which ornament the surface of the wall.

reticulate

Synonyms for reticulate

Antonyms for reticulate

More words related to reticulate

intertwine

intertwine/interweave

intertwined

intertwines

intertwining

interweaved