vegetal
[vej-i-tl]
adjective
of, relating to, or of the nature of plants or vegetables.
Origin of vegetal
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Contemporary Examples of vegetal
More often than not, it will taste harsh and vegetal; possibly like a dead squirrel dipped in kerosene.
Historical Examples of vegetal
Ehrenberg, however, holds that they are no more animal than vegetal forms.
Life: Its True GenesisR. W. Wright
Red is, indeed, the chief element of beauty in floral nature, the prime ornament of the green garb of the vegetal kingdom.
Field's ChromatographyGeorge Field
Accordingly it has been adopted very wisely in nature as the common garb of the vegetal creation.
Field's ChromatographyGeorge Field
Women: Waist-skirt of vegetal fibre or buckskin, and basketry cap; robe and moccasins on occasion.
The Myths of the North American IndiansLewis Spence
The number of species of vegetal organisms below this depth is extremely small.
vegetal
adjective
Word Origin for vegetal
C15: from Late Latin vegetāre to quicken; see vegetable
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vegetal
[vĕj′ĭ-tl]
adj.
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