"Folliculate" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Folliculate" Meaning

Folliculate means to form or produce a follicle, which is a small sac-like structure in an organ, especially the ovary, that bears an ova (egg) or secretes hormones. In a biological context, folliculate often refers to the process of formation and growth of ovarian follicles, which are essential for reproductive processes in females.

"Folliculate" Examples

Folliculate


Folliculate is a verb that means to produce or stimulate the hair follicles to grow hair. Here are 5 usage examples:

Example sentences


The treatment caused her hair to folliculate and grow thicker and stronger.
The shampoo is designed to help folliculate and strengthen damaged hair.
After months of treatment, her hair started to folliculate and grow back.
The medication helped to stimulate the hair follicles and folliculate new hair growth.
The hair growth supplement helped to folliculate and thicken my eyelashes.

Example phrases


Folliculate and grow: The hair serum is designed to help folliculate and grow thicker hair.
Stimulate folliculate: The massage therapy helped to stimulate folliculate and promote hair growth.

Note: Although folliculate is a valid verb, it is not commonly used in everyday conversation and is mostly used in medical or scientific contexts.

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Follicularis is a Latin adjective that means "pertaining to a follicle". In biology, it refers to something related to a follicle, which is a small sac or pouch that surrounds and protects a hair or an organ, such as an ovary. In medicine, follicularis can be used to describe a type of cell or tissue that is present in a follicle, such as follicularis cells in the thyroid gland.

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