vestigial 的定义
- of, relating to, or of the nature of a vestige: a vestigial tail.
vestigial 近义词
等同于 latent
vestigial 的近义词 40 个
- inherent
- lurking
- smoldering
- suppressed
- underlying
- unrealized
- veiled
- abeyant
- between the lines
- concealed
- contained
- covert
- idle
- immature
- implied
- in abeyance
- inactive
- inert
- inferential
- inferred
- inoperative
- intrinsic
- invisible
- involved
- passive
- possible
- potential
- quiescent
- rudimentary
- secret
- sleeping
- suspended
- tacit
- torpid
- underdeveloped
- undeveloped
- unexposed
- unexpressed
- unripe
- unseen
vestigial 的反义词 8 个
等同于 primitive
vestigial 的近义词 33 个
- naive
- rudimentary
- simple
- underdeveloped
- undeveloped
- unsophisticated
- animal
- barbarian
- natural
- raw
- rough
- savage
- wild
- atavistic
- austere
- barbarous
- brutish
- childlike
- fierce
- ignorant
- nonliterate
- preliterate
- rude
- uncivilized
- uncultivated
- uncultured
- undomesticated
- unlearned
- unrefined
- untamed
- untaught
- untrained
- untutored
vestigial 的反义词 18 个
等同于 rudimentary
vestigial 的近义词 18 个
- elemental
- elementary
- embryonic
- primitive
- simple
- abecedarian
- basal
- beginning
- early
- immature
- initial
- introductory
- larval
- nuts-and-bolts
- primary
- simplest
- uncompleted
- undeveloped
vestigial 的反义词 11 个
等同于 remaining
等同于 surviving
更多vestigial例句
- Displeasing will probably always stir up some vestigial guilt.
- It’s always been the evening’s unofficial highest honor, but only in a vestigial sense since the dawn of the iPod — and that’s if you ever considered it an honor in the first place.
- Old people and their obsession with secrecy, vestigial limb of a world where secrets still existed.
- There will be vestigial tailbones and dangling dewclaws for some time to come, but the point is to set our sights for our best selves and not our worst.
- Ensembles are of vestigial interest in this new pop culture.
- Such myths, Manchester argues, may be vestigial in the modern era, but they remain vital to the cohesion of a culture.
- The scandals now reverberating through Washington reduce to zero any last vestigial possibility of further action on jobs.
- Because a foodie is a mouth with a vestigial person attached, one might think so.
- It is safe to suppose that our needs are like those of the race and that in us nothing is vestigial that is active in others.
- Or, on the other hand, may not such faculty be regarded not as vestigial, but as rudimentary?
- Whatever lightness or joy survived was the meaningless vestigial twitching of an obsolete organ.
- We now call these toes "vestigial," and know the pig's ancestors used them, walking on four toes and not on two, as at present.
- Similar vestigial teeth, 5-40 in number, sometimes occur in goosebeaked whales (p. 70).