1. Plural of ipomea; a genus of tropical and subtropical climbing or trailing plants with funnel-shaped flowers, including the morning glory and sweet potato.
Usage: Botanical term; Often used in gardening and horticulture contexts

Examples

• The gardener planted several ipomoeas along the fence to create a colorful display.
• Ipomoeas are popular ornamental plants in tropical gardens.
• The morning glory ipomoeas bloomed in shades of purple and pink.
• Many ipomoeas require warm temperatures and full sunlight to thrive.
• The sweet potato is a cultivated variety of ipomea grown for its edible tubers.