Definition of foliate in English:

foliate

adjective ˈfəʊleɪtˈfəʊlɪətˈfoʊliˌeɪt

Decorated with leaves or leaflike motifs.
foliate scrolls
Example sentencesExamples
- The lower tier of the fountain had intertwined dolphin supports and was raised on a finely cast foliate stem.
- Each portrait is encircled with a foliate wreath and surrounded by classical rinceaux against a Byzantine style gold background.
- The fluted stiles are embellished with carved foliate scrolls.
- Calculated tangles of foliate and linear patterns hug the edges of several of the paintings, thinning out toward the center.
- Apart from foliate designs, Renaissance patterns diffused relatively slowly through northern Europe and Spain.
- Many interpretations of the meaning and origin of the Green Man have been offered since Lady Raglan first applied the term to the human foliate head.
- A foliate tricephalic form can be seen at Llandaff Cathedral.
- Again, the foliate, grooved teeth do not meet diplodocomorph specs.
- Most of Romsey's foliate heads are closer to animal than to human form: this one is very cat-like, and is the source of copious vegetation.
- Set against white plaster walls, the bases and ornate foliate capitals of the columns were gilded, and their shafts were painted a ‘straw’ color.
- Somasteroids typically are foliate with ventral series of so-called virgals extending from ambulacrals to marginals.
- At Osterley what are central fruiting grapevines in the carpet are foliate swags in the drawing.

verb ˈfəʊlɪeɪtˈfoʊliˌeɪt

[with object]

1Decorate with leaves or leaflike motifs.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Santan Mountains study site is also primarily composed of granodiorite, but the boulders are not as extensive or foliated as in the South Mountains.
- The courtyard was foliated with multiple kinds of bushes and trees.
Synonyms
put out leaves, bud, burst into leaves
2Number the leaves of (a book) rather than the pages.
Example sentencesExamples
- The newly discovered manuscript had in fact been foliated and the figures are omitted from the plates.
- The book was foliated in pencil below the text in the lower right-hand corner.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin foliatus 'leaved', from folium 'leaf'.

Rhymes

exfoliate trifoliate

Definition of foliate in US English:

foliate

adjectiveˈfoʊliˌeɪt

Decorated with leaves or leaflike motifs.
foliate scrolls
Example sentencesExamples
- The fluted stiles are embellished with carved foliate scrolls.
- Again, the foliate, grooved teeth do not meet diplodocomorph specs.
- Somasteroids typically are foliate with ventral series of so-called virgals extending from ambulacrals to marginals.
- At Osterley what are central fruiting grapevines in the carpet are foliate swags in the drawing.
- Set against white plaster walls, the bases and ornate foliate capitals of the columns were gilded, and their shafts were painted a ‘straw’ color.
- Calculated tangles of foliate and linear patterns hug the edges of several of the paintings, thinning out toward the center.
- The lower tier of the fountain had intertwined dolphin supports and was raised on a finely cast foliate stem.
- Each portrait is encircled with a foliate wreath and surrounded by classical rinceaux against a Byzantine style gold background.
- Many interpretations of the meaning and origin of the Green Man have been offered since Lady Raglan first applied the term to the human foliate head.
- Apart from foliate designs, Renaissance patterns diffused relatively slowly through northern Europe and Spain.
- A foliate tricephalic form can be seen at Llandaff Cathedral.
- Most of Romsey's foliate heads are closer to animal than to human form: this one is very cat-like, and is the source of copious vegetation.

verbˈfoʊliˌeɪt

[with object]

1Decorate with leaves or leaflike motifs.
the dome is to be foliated
Example sentencesExamples
- The courtyard was foliated with multiple kinds of bushes and trees.
- The Santan Mountains study site is also primarily composed of granodiorite, but the boulders are not as extensive or foliated as in the South Mountains.
Synonyms
put out leaves, bud, burst into leaves
2Number the leaves of (a book) rather than the pages.
Example sentencesExamples
- The newly discovered manuscript had in fact been foliated and the figures are omitted from the plates.
- The book was foliated in pencil below the text in the lower right-hand corner.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin foliatus ‘leaved’, from folium ‘leaf’.

单词	foliate
释义	Definition of foliate in English: foliate adjective ˈfəʊleɪtˈfəʊlɪətˈfoʊliˌeɪt Decorated with leaves or leaflike motifs. foliate scrolls Example sentencesExamples The lower tier of the fountain had intertwined dolphin supports and was raised on a finely cast foliate stem. Each portrait is encircled with a foliate wreath and surrounded by classical rinceaux against a Byzantine style gold background. The fluted stiles are embellished with carved foliate scrolls. Calculated tangles of foliate and linear patterns hug the edges of several of the paintings, thinning out toward the center. Apart from foliate designs, Renaissance patterns diffused relatively slowly through northern Europe and Spain. Many interpretations of the meaning and origin of the Green Man have been offered since Lady Raglan first applied the term to the human foliate head. A foliate tricephalic form can be seen at Llandaff Cathedral. Again, the foliate, grooved teeth do not meet diplodocomorph specs. Most of Romsey's foliate heads are closer to animal than to human form: this one is very cat-like, and is the source of copious vegetation. Set against white plaster walls, the bases and ornate foliate capitals of the columns were gilded, and their shafts were painted a ‘straw’ color. Somasteroids typically are foliate with ventral series of so-called virgals extending from ambulacrals to marginals. At Osterley what are central fruiting grapevines in the carpet are foliate swags in the drawing. verb ˈfəʊlɪeɪtˈfoʊliˌeɪt [with object] 1Decorate with leaves or leaflike motifs. Example sentencesExamples The Santan Mountains study site is also primarily composed of granodiorite, but the boulders are not as extensive or foliated as in the South Mountains. The courtyard was foliated with multiple kinds of bushes and trees. Synonyms put out leaves, bud, burst into leaves 2Number the leaves of (a book) rather than the pages. Example sentencesExamples The newly discovered manuscript had in fact been foliated and the figures are omitted from the plates. The book was foliated in pencil below the text in the lower right-hand corner. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin foliatus 'leaved', from folium 'leaf'. Rhymes exfoliate trifoliate Definition of foliate in US English: foliate adjectiveˈfoʊliˌeɪt Decorated with leaves or leaflike motifs. foliate scrolls Example sentencesExamples The fluted stiles are embellished with carved foliate scrolls. Again, the foliate, grooved teeth do not meet diplodocomorph specs. Somasteroids typically are foliate with ventral series of so-called virgals extending from ambulacrals to marginals. At Osterley what are central fruiting grapevines in the carpet are foliate swags in the drawing. Set against white plaster walls, the bases and ornate foliate capitals of the columns were gilded, and their shafts were painted a ‘straw’ color. Calculated tangles of foliate and linear patterns hug the edges of several of the paintings, thinning out toward the center. The lower tier of the fountain had intertwined dolphin supports and was raised on a finely cast foliate stem. Each portrait is encircled with a foliate wreath and surrounded by classical rinceaux against a Byzantine style gold background. Many interpretations of the meaning and origin of the Green Man have been offered since Lady Raglan first applied the term to the human foliate head. Apart from foliate designs, Renaissance patterns diffused relatively slowly through northern Europe and Spain. A foliate tricephalic form can be seen at Llandaff Cathedral. Most of Romsey's foliate heads are closer to animal than to human form: this one is very cat-like, and is the source of copious vegetation. verbˈfoʊliˌeɪt [with object] 1Decorate with leaves or leaflike motifs. the dome is to be foliated Example sentencesExamples The courtyard was foliated with multiple kinds of bushes and trees. The Santan Mountains study site is also primarily composed of granodiorite, but the boulders are not as extensive or foliated as in the South Mountains. Synonyms put out leaves, bud, burst into leaves 2Number the leaves of (a book) rather than the pages. Example sentencesExamples The newly discovered manuscript had in fact been foliated and the figures are omitted from the plates. The book was foliated in pencil below the text in the lower right-hand corner. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin foliatus ‘leaved’, from folium ‘leaf’.
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