amygdalaceous
Americanadjective
Etymology
Origin of amygdalaceous
1850–55; < New Latin Amygdalace ( ae ) plant family name ( amygdala, -aceae ) + -ous
Example Sentences
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I have endeavoured by these comparisons to bring into consideration, under a more general point of view, the milky juices that circulate in vegetables; and the milky emulsions that the fruits of the amygdalaceous plants and palms yield.
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