filipendulous

[fahy-pen-juh-luhs]

filipendulous Definition

  • 1hanging by a thread
  • 2suspended by or strung upon a thread

Using filipendulous: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "filipendulous" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The filipendulous spider was hanging from the ceiling.

  • Example

    The chandelier was filipendulous, swaying gently in the breeze.

  • Example

    The filipendulous vines hung from the trees like green curtains.

filipendulous Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for filipendulous

Phrases with filipendulous

  • a type of bridge that is suspended by cables or ropes

    Example

    The Golden Gate Bridge is a filipendulous bridge.

  • a plant that grows in a trailing or hanging manner

    Example

    The Boston fern is a filipendulous plant.

  • artwork that is suspended or hung from a ceiling or wall

    Example

    The filipendulous art installation was the centerpiece of the exhibit.

Origins of filipendulous

from Latin 'filum' meaning 'thread' and 'pendulus' meaning 'hanging'

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Summary: filipendulous in Brief

The term 'filipendulous' [fahy-pen-juh-luhs] describes something that is hanging by a thread or suspended by a string. It is often used to describe spiders, plants, or objects that are dangling or swaying gently. Examples include 'The filipendulous spider was hanging from the ceiling.' and 'The chandelier was filipendulous, swaying gently in the breeze.'