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Meaning of thick stem
The primary meaning of "thick stem" refers to a stem that is relatively wide or large in diameter.
Etymology of thick stem
The word "thick" comes from Old English "þicce", which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "thikkiz" and the Proto-Indo-European root "tegh-" meaning "to swell" or "to be thick".
The word "stem" originates from Old English "stemn", which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "stamiz" and the Proto-Indo-European root "stem-" meaning "to stand" or "to support".
Synonyms
sturdy stem
robust stem
strong stem
thickset stem
stout stem
solid stem
dense stem
heavy stem
chunky stem
bulky stem
thickish stem
firm stem
rigid stem
unyielding stem
sturdy branch
robust branch
strong branch
thickset branch
stout branch
Definitions
- A stem that is wider or larger in diameter than usual, often in relation to its length or the plant as a whole.
- * In botany, a stem with a greater diameter, which can provide additional support or storage for the plant.
Usage Examples
- The tree had a thick stem that provided ample support for its heavy branches.
- * The succulent plant developed a thick stem to store water during the dry season.
Antonyms
thin stem
slender stem
narrow stem
small stem
delicate stem
dainty stem
fragile stem
weak stem
flimsy stem
skinny stem
lean stem
sparse stem
meager stem