placentate

\\pləˈsen.ˌtāt\ adjective

Etymology: New Latin placentatus, from placenta + Latin -atus -ate

: having a placenta

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/pleuh sen"tayt/, adj.

having a placenta.

[1885-90; PLACENT(A) + -ATE¹]

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placentate, a. Zool.

(ˈplæsəntət)

[ad. mod.L. placentāt-us, f. placenta: see -ate².]

Having a placenta: = placental a. 1 b.

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placentate — pla·cen·tate … English syllables
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