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lobed

/loʊbd/
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• adjective

1

Having one or more rounded projections, divisions, or segments, especially as a characteristic of leaves, petals, or anatomical organs.

Example

"White oak trees can be easily identified in the forest by their deeply lobed leaves and pale gray bark."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Formed in English from the noun 'lobe' plus the adjectival suffix '-ed'; 'lobe' derives via Middle French and Late Latin from Ancient Greek 'lobos', meaning the rounded projection of an ear, leaf, or liver.

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