Definitions:

1. A family of flowering aquatic plants within the order Nymphaeales, which are found in freshwater habitats around the world. NOUN
   • Botanists study the Cabombaceae family to understand the adaptation of aquatic plants to underwater environments.
2. Family of aquatic plants known for their submerged leaves and floating flowers, making them popular in aquatic gardening and aquarium setups. NOUN
   • The Cabombaceae family includes plants that are often used to create natural aquascapes in fish tanks.
3. Family of aquatic, perennial, flowering plants, submerged fully or partially in water, and characterized by their simple, opposite or whorled leaves and solitary flowers. NOUN
   • The distinctive floating flowers of the Cabombaceae family add a touch of elegance to garden ponds.

Synonyms:

• aquatic plant family
• nymphaeales family
• water plant family