CEFR C2

unbranched

adjective

Meaning

Lacking divisions or side extensions that diverge from a main axis or structure.

Examples

The organism possesses an unbranched filament that allows it to absorb nutrients efficiently.
Unlike the oak tree, this specific species of palm features an unbranched trunk that rises directly to the canopy.

Synonyms: simple, straight, linear, unramified

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unbranched (C2)

adjective

Pronunciation: ʌnˈbræntʃt

Definition

Lacking divisions or side extensions that diverge from a main axis or structure.

Examples

The organism possesses an unbranched filament that allows it to absorb nutrients efficiently.
Unlike the oak tree, this specific species of palm features an unbranched trunk that rises directly to the canopy.
The molecular chain remains unbranched, resulting in a polymer with higher density and strength.

Synonyms of unbranched

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Antonyms of unbranched

Words with the opposite meaning to unbranched:

branched

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