Hypernyms for "magnoliid dicot genus"
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Aconitum
Actaea
Adonis
Anemonella
Annona
Asimina
Benzoin
Berberis
Brasenia
Cabomba
Caltha
Calycanthus
Cananga
Canangium
Caulophyllum
Ceratophyllum
Cercidiphyllum
Chimonanthus
Cimicifuga
Cinnamomum
Cocculus
Consolida
Coptis
Drimys
Epimedium
Eranthis
genus Aconitum
genus Actaea
genus Adonis
genus Anemone
genus Anemonella
genus Annona
genus Aquilegia
genus Asimina
genus Benzoin
genus Berberis
genus Brasenia
genus Cabomba
genus Caltha
genus Calycanthus
genus Cananga
genus Canangium
genus Caulophyllum
genus Ceratophyllum
genus Cercidiphyllum
genus Chimonanthus
genus Cimicifuga
genus Cinnamomum
genus Clematis
genus Cocculus
genus Consolida
genus Coptis
genus Delphinium
genus Drimys
genus Epimedium
genus Eranthis
genus Helleborus
genus Hepatica
genus Hydrastis
genus Illicium
genus Isopyrum
genus Laccopetalum
genus Lardizabala
genus Laurus
genus Lindera
genus Liriodendron
genus Magnolia
genus Mahonia
genus Menispermum
genus Myristica
genus Nelumbo
genus Nigella
genus Nuphar
genus Nymphaea
genus Oxandra
genus Paeonia
genus Persea
genus Podophyllum
genus Pseudowintera
genus Pulsatilla
genus Ranunculus
genus Sassafras
genus Thalictrum
genus Trautvetteria
genus Trollius
genus Umbellularia
genus Wintera
genus Xylopia
Helleborus
Hydrastis
Illicium
Isopyrum
Laccopetalum
Lardizabala
Laurus
Lindera
Liriodendron
Mahonia
Menispermum
Myristica
Nelumbo
Nuphar
Nymphaea
Oxandra
Paeonia
Persea
Podophyllum
Pseudowintera
Pulsatilla
Ranunculus
Thalictrum
Trautvetteria
Trollius
Umbellularia
Wintera
Xylopia
What are hypernyms?
Hypernyms are words with a broader meaning that includes the meaning of the original word. For example, "animal" is a hypernym of "dog" because a dog is a type of animal.
Think of hypernyms as "umbrella terms" or categories that include the original word.