1. a butterfly belonging to the family Nymphalidae, characterized by reduced forelegs and typically bright colors
Usage: entomology

1. of or relating to butterflies of the family Nymphalidae
Usage: entomology

Examples

• The monarch butterfly is a well-known nymphalid species.
• Nymphalid butterflies are easily recognized by their reduced front legs.
• The museum’s collection includes several rare nymphalid specimens.
• Scientists studied the nymphalid wing patterns for their research.
• This nymphalid butterfly displays vibrant orange and black markings.
• The garden attracts various nymphalid species during migration season.