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anemone
The term evokes a duality between the fragile beauty of a garden flower and the predatory nature of a marine organism. In a biological context, it suggests a symbiotic or hazardous relationship, often associated with the vivid colors of coral reefs and the hidden danger of stinging cells.
When referring to the plant, the word carries a connotation of early spring and delicate, wind-swept elegance. Because it describes two entirely different kingdoms of life, the meaning is determined strictly by whether the setting is botanical or aquatic.
Meanings
Examples
Look at that bright red sea anemone clinging to the reef.
I wonder if the anemone will sting me if I touch it.
The diver pointed out a rare species of anemone hiding in the crevice.
Sea anemones are actually animals and not plants.
She planted a few wind anemones along the edge of the flower bed.
I want to buy a bouquet of white anemones for the table.
The garden is full of anemones and poppies this year.