1. Having lobes; divided into or consisting of lobes.
Usage: Commonly used in biology and botany to describe the shape of leaves, organs, or organisms.

Examples

• The oak leaf is lobated, with deep indentations along its edges.
• The liver is a lobated organ composed of multiple functional sections.
• Lobated leaves are common in many plant species.
• The scientist examined the lobated structure of the sea star under the microscope.
• Maple leaves are distinctly lobated with pointed segments.