Definition of Scape
Scape
scape
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(noun)
(botany) the stalk of a flower that lacks leaves and appears to be attached directly to the root and growing straight out of the ground;
e.g. The plant consisted of a long scape and a single bright yellow flower.
(noun)
the base of some animal body part, such as an insect's antenna, especially when this is longer/larger than average;
e.g. The insect had a dark scape at the base of each antenna.
(noun)
a particular view or scene, especially a picture that denotes the scene (used combined with the type of scene as "-scape");
e.g. He painted another seascape to add to his collection. The photograph shows the cityscape at night.
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