Definition of denticulate in English:

denticulate

adjective dɛnˈtɪkjʊlətdenˈtikyələt

Having small teeth or toothlike projections; finely toothed.
具细牙齿的，有细齿状突起的；细齿的
Example sentencesExamples
- The outer lip is crenulated on its edge, and smooth or weakly denticulate on the inner side.
- Sculpture on the inner side of the outer lip varies from absent to lirate to denticulate.
- Both mesial and distal edges of the crowns are coarsely denticulate, with the denticles oriented at an angle of approximately 45° with respect to the long axis of the crown.
- Perhaps the most basal system in which denticulate structures are reasonably well known is the feeding apparatus of conodonts.
- The denticulate ligaments vary in number between 18 and 22 in normal individuals.

Derivatives

denticulated

adjective

For example, at Smiling Dan, six blade tool categories were recognized, including denticulated, unretouched, retouched, notched, truncated, and side and end retouched.
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of the denticulated architecture of the rim, with its numerous and perilous lookouts, this would add countless miles to our trip.
- In some specimens the anterior edge of the base is serrated or irregularly denticulated.
- Ornithoid eggshells are equally abundant and occur in association with relatively uncommon sauropod eggshell fragments and denticulated theropod teeth.
- The outer side is smoothly rounded; on the inner side the anterior edge is faintly denticulated.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin denticulatus, from denticulus 'small tooth' (see denticle).

Rhymes

articulate

Definition of denticulate in US English:

denticulate

adjectivedenˈtikyələt

Having small teeth or toothlike projections; finely toothed.
具细牙齿的，有细齿状突起的；细齿的
Example sentencesExamples
- Both mesial and distal edges of the crowns are coarsely denticulate, with the denticles oriented at an angle of approximately 45° with respect to the long axis of the crown.
- Perhaps the most basal system in which denticulate structures are reasonably well known is the feeding apparatus of conodonts.
- Sculpture on the inner side of the outer lip varies from absent to lirate to denticulate.
- The outer lip is crenulated on its edge, and smooth or weakly denticulate on the inner side.
- The denticulate ligaments vary in number between 18 and 22 in normal individuals.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin denticulatus, from denticulus ‘small tooth’ (see denticle).

单词	denticulate
释义	Definition of denticulate in English: denticulate adjective dɛnˈtɪkjʊlətdenˈtikyələt Having small teeth or toothlike projections; finely toothed. 具细牙齿的，有细齿状突起的；细齿的 Example sentencesExamples The outer lip is crenulated on its edge, and smooth or weakly denticulate on the inner side. Sculpture on the inner side of the outer lip varies from absent to lirate to denticulate. Both mesial and distal edges of the crowns are coarsely denticulate, with the denticles oriented at an angle of approximately 45° with respect to the long axis of the crown. Perhaps the most basal system in which denticulate structures are reasonably well known is the feeding apparatus of conodonts. The denticulate ligaments vary in number between 18 and 22 in normal individuals. Derivatives denticulated adjective For example, at Smiling Dan, six blade tool categories were recognized, including denticulated, unretouched, retouched, notched, truncated, and side and end retouched. Example sentencesExamples Because of the denticulated architecture of the rim, with its numerous and perilous lookouts, this would add countless miles to our trip. In some specimens the anterior edge of the base is serrated or irregularly denticulated. Ornithoid eggshells are equally abundant and occur in association with relatively uncommon sauropod eggshell fragments and denticulated theropod teeth. The outer side is smoothly rounded; on the inner side the anterior edge is faintly denticulated. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin denticulatus, from denticulus 'small tooth' (see denticle). Rhymes articulate Definition of denticulate in US English: denticulate adjectivedenˈtikyələt Having small teeth or toothlike projections; finely toothed. 具细牙齿的，有细齿状突起的；细齿的 Example sentencesExamples Both mesial and distal edges of the crowns are coarsely denticulate, with the denticles oriented at an angle of approximately 45° with respect to the long axis of the crown. Perhaps the most basal system in which denticulate structures are reasonably well known is the feeding apparatus of conodonts. Sculpture on the inner side of the outer lip varies from absent to lirate to denticulate. The outer lip is crenulated on its edge, and smooth or weakly denticulate on the inner side. The denticulate ligaments vary in number between 18 and 22 in normal individuals. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin denticulatus, from denticulus ‘small tooth’ (see denticle).
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