Anatomically

How many syllables in Anatomically?

anatomically has 5 syllables

Split Anatomically into syllables?

anatom-i-cal-ly

Definition of Anatomically

relating to the structure of an organism or its parts

How should Anatomically divide into syllables

There are six syllables in the word 'anatomically'. The vowels are 'a', 'o', 'i', and 'y'. The consonants are 'n', 't', 'm', 'c', 'l', and 'ly'.

Part of Speech - Anatomically

Adverb

The scientist studied the frog's anatomy anatomically.

Sentences with Anatomically

The doctor examined the patient's injury anatomically.
Anatomically, humans have two eyes.
The researcher discovered a new anatomically correct model.
Anatomically, birds have feathers.
The scientists studied the animal's skeleton anatomically.
Anatomically, a whale is different from a dolphin.
The textbook explains the human body anatomically.
Anatomically, the heart is located in the chest.
The artist created an anatomically accurate sculpture.
Anatomically, insects have six legs.

Quotes with Anatomically

Anatomically, the human body is just a zoo of mutated ideas.
Anatomically, the human heart is a muscle that serves as a pump.
Anatomically, the dolphin's brain is the most complex among animals.
Anatomically, the elephant's trunk is a fusion of the nose and the upper lip.
Anatomically, the spider has a unique way of digesting its prey.
Anatomically, the giraffe has a long neck to reach high leaves.
Anatomically, the snake's jaw is not attached to its skull.
Anatomically, the kangaroo has a pouch to carry its young.
Anatomically, the octopus has eight arms with suckers.
Anatomically, the cheetah's body is built for speed.

Number of characters in Anatomically

12 ( a, n, a, t, o, m, i, c, a, l, l, y )

Unique letters in Anatomically

9 ( a, n, t, o, m, i, c, l, y )

Anatomically Backwards

yllacimotana

Phonetic Transcription of Anatomically

IPA (International): ˌænʌˈtɑ:mʌkli:

ARA (American): ˌænʌˈtɑmʌkli

EPA (English): ˌænʌˈtɑ:mʌkli:

AE-NAH-TAA-MAH-KLIY

More Anatomically Synonyms

morphologically

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