1. Having two chambers, compartments, or cells.
Usage: Chiefly used in biology and botany to describe structures with two distinct divisions.

Examples

• The bilocular ovary of the flower contains two separate chambers.
• A bilocular heart structure is found in certain fish species.
• The bilocular design of the seed pod allows for two distinct compartments.
• Botanists identified the plant by its bilocular fruit.
• The bilocular arrangement of cells in the tissue was observed under the microscope.