Definition of 'actinia'
noun plural -tiniae (-ˈtɪnɪˌiː) or -tinias
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Word origin of 'actinia'
nounWord forms: plural acˈtiniˌae (ækˈtɪniˌi
; aktinˈēēˌ) or acˈtinias
any of a genus (Actinia) of sea anemones
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Derived forms
adjective, noun
Word origin of 'actinia'
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Used Rarely. actinia is in the lower 50% of commonly used words in the Collins dictionary
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