botanical
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bo·tani·cal (bə tan′i kəl)
adjective
- of plants and plant life
- of or connected with the science of botany
- of or belonging to a botanical species
Etymology: < obs. botanic (< Fr botanique < Gr botanikos < botanē, a plant < boskein, to feed, graze) + -al
noun
Related Forms:
- botanically bo·tan′i·cally adverb
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Converse of object
- research: Ginseng is also one of the most carefully researched botanicals in the world.
Adjective modifier
- natural: Using natural botanicals, Temple Spa offers a wide range of superb skin care products that will indulge your senses.
Modifies a noun
- garden: Visit to the botanical gardens, preceded by a class on Nature in the Islands.
Used with adjective complement
- include: Collections include botanical, zoological, geological and paleontological specimens from all over the world.
Noun used with modifier
- rainforest: Graviola makes up 50 percent of the N-Tense formula, which also consists of smaller amounts of the rainforest botanicals described below.
Preposition: in
- world: Ginseng is also one of the most carefully researched botanicals in the world.
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