Having wings or wing-like structures; a variant or extended form of 'alate,' describing something that is winged.
From Latin 'alatus' (winged) with an additional suffix suggesting possession or provision. 'Alated' is less common than 'alate' but appears in some older texts and specialized scientific descriptions.
The word 'alated' appears most in Victorian-era scientific texts and poetry—you'll find it describing everything from winged insects to allegorical figures in art, showing how scientists and poets shared the same vocabulary for beauty and function!
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