1. a large evergreen tree of the pine family native to the Himalayas, having drooping branches and needle-like leaves
Usage: botanical

Examples

• The deodar’s graceful drooping branches made it a popular ornamental tree.
• Ancient deodars can grow to over 200 feet tall in their native habitat.
• The park featured several magnificent deodars planted along the main pathway.
• Deodar wood is highly valued for construction due to its durability.
• The deodar’s distinctive cone-shaped crown distinguishes it from other cedars.
• Many deodars were planted in California during the 19th century.