vegetal in Irish
vegetal in Irish is plandúil — vegetal means able to grow and reproduce but without feeling or thought, unlike an animal.
vegetal in Irish
plandúil
Pertaining to vegetables or plants. [from 16th c.]
What does "vegetal" mean?
- adj Able to grow and reproduce but without feeling or thought, unlike an animal.
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adj Relating to plants or vegetables.
"The Computer Center is muffled and dim, warm with whiffs of sourness, of body odor, and of the vegetal smells of dirt embedded in clothes that were advancing in the direction of compost."
- adj Tasting like grass or fresh green plants.
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vegetal in a sentence
- The Computer Center is muffled and dim, warm with whiffs of sourness, of body odor, and of the vegetal smells of dirt embedded in clothes that were advancing in the direction of compost.
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What is "vegetal" in Irish?
"vegetal" in Irish is plandúil. vegetal means: Able to grow and reproduce but without feeling or thought, unlike an animal.
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