emarginate

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    having a notched tip

Word Origin

emarginate (adj.)
"having the margin or extremity notched," 1731 (implied in emarginated), from Latin emarginatus, past participle of emarginare, from assimilated form of ex- (see ex-) + margo "edge, brink, border, margin" (see margin (n.)). Related:" Emargination.

Example

1. Calyx lobes ovate , deeply emarginate , margin denticulate .
2. Petals apically 2-lobed or emarginate .
3. Leaf apex on vegetative branchlets emarginate or 2-cleft .
4. Leaf apex emarginate ; bracts reflexed .
5. Corolla limbs slightly emarginate or shallowly bifid , margin erose above .

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