Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
drupaceous
Adjective
/ˌdruːˈpeɪʃəs/

Definition
Related to or resembling a drupe, which is a type of fruit with a fleshy exterior and a single hard stone containing the seed.

Examples
- Cherries and peaches are considered drupaceous fruits due to their fleshy texture and single seed.
- The drupaceous nature of olives makes them unique among other fruit types.
- In botany, many drupaceous plants are valued for their sweet and nutritious fruits.

Meaning
Pertaining to fruits that are fleshy with a seed inside, typical of cherries, peaches, and olives.

Synonyms
- Fleshy
- Stone fruit