dimorphic
daɪˈmɔːrfɪk
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Definition of dimorphic - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
two formsTECH.existing in two different forms or variationsTECH.
  • The mineral is dimorphic, appearing in two crystal structures.
biform
2.
biologyTECH.having two distinct forms in a speciesTECH.
  • The butterfly species is dimorphic, with males and females looking different.
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Origin of dimorphic

Greek, di (two) + morphe (form)

Examples of dimorphic in a sentence

  • The butterfly is dimorphic, showing two color patterns in its wings.
  • The dimorphic nature of the species aids in its survival.
  • Researchers studied the dimorphic traits in the bird population.

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  1. French:dimorphe, ...
  2. German:dimorph, zweiformig, ...
  3. Italian:dimorfico, a due forme, ...
  4. Spanish:dimórfico, ...
  5. Portuguese:dimórfico, com duas formas, ...
  6. Chinese:二态的, 两态的, ...
  7. Japanese:二形性の, 二形的な, ...
  8. Arabic:ثُنَائِي الشَّكْل, ...
  9. Hebrew:דּוּ-צוּרָתִי, דּוּ-צוּרָנִי, ...
  10. Russian:диморфный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:диморфний, різноформний, ...
  12. Hindi:द्विरूपी, द्विविध, ...

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