Having the shape or character of a conoid; cone-like but not perfectly conical.
From conoid + -al (adjective suffix meaning 'of or relating to'). This forms the adjective from the noun conoid, following standard English word formation patterns.
Dentists and dental schools use the term 'conoidal' to describe certain tooth root shapes, proving that even in modern specialized fields, these ancient Greek-based words still matter!
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