What does ACARI mean?

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Parts of Speech: noun

Definitions: a taxonomic group that includes mites and ticks

Pronunciations: US: /əˈkɑri/; UK: /əˈkeəri/

Origin and Usage: The word "acari" comes from the Greek word "akari," which means "mite." It is a taxonomic group that includes mites and ticks, which are arachnids that are often found in soil and on plants. The use of the word "acari" in scientific contexts dates back to the early 19th century.

Synonyms: mites, ticks, arachnids

Related Words: acrid, acorn, actin, actor, aceta

Example Sentences:

• The acari that infest the soil can damage crops.
• Some species of acari can cause allergic reactions in humans.
• Acari are important decomposers in many ecosystems.