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multiradicate
Example
The dandelion is a multiradicate plant with many roots. [multiradicate: adjective]
Example
The tree's roots multiradicated from the base, creating a strong foundation. [multiradicated: past tense verb]
multiradical
Example
The equation had a multiradical expression that required simplification. [multiradical: adjective]
Example
The politician proposed a multiradical plan to reform the education system. [multiradical: adjective]
Good things to know
Which word is more common?
Multiradical is more commonly used than multiradicate in everyday language, especially in technical or specialized contexts. Multiradicate is less common and more specific to the field of botany.
What’s the difference in the tone of formality between multiradicate and multiradical?
Both multiradicate and multiradical are technical terms that may be more appropriate for formal or academic writing than casual conversation. However, multiradical has broader usage and can be employed in various formality levels, while multiradicate is more specialized and may be less suitable for informal contexts.
