1. in a manner relating to the form, structure, or shape of organisms or objects
Usage: commonly used in biology, linguistics, and geology

Examples

• The two species are morphologically similar but genetically distinct.
• Morphologically, the leaves differ in size and texture.
• These words are morphologically related, sharing the same root.
• The rocks were morphologically analyzed to determine their origin.
• The organisms evolved morphologically to adapt to their environment.