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filose
[ fahy-lohs ]
filose
/ ˈfaɪləʊs; -ləʊz /
adjective
- biology resembling or possessing a thread or threadlike process
filose pseudopodia
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of filose1
C19: from Latin īum thread
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Example Sentences
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Shelled filose amoebae like Microgromia are diverse and fairly common, but close to nothing is known about them.
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Filose, fī′lōs, adj. ending in a thread-like process.—n.
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Filose: ending in a thread-like process.
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Add, 'In 1911, Michael Filose of Gwālior was appointed K.C.I.E.'
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The Mahrattas had 10,000 regulars under Perron, 5,000 under Filose, 3,000 under Hessing, 4,500 under du Drenec and Boyd.
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