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a mite Meaning
a mite
any of numerous small acarid arachnids that often infest animals, plants, and stored foods and include important disease vectors, a very small object or creature, a very little, a very little amount, any of numerous small to very minute arachnids of the order Acari that have a body without a constriction between the cephalothorax and abdomen, mandibles generally chelate or adapted for piercing, usually four pairs of short legs in the adult and but three in the young larvae, and often breathing organs in the form of tracheae and that include parasites of insects and vertebrates some of which are important disease vectors, parasites of plants in which they frequently cause gall formation, pests of various stored products, and completely innocuous free-living aquatic and terrestrial forms see itch mite, somewhat, rather, any of various invertebrates that are tiny arachnids closely related to the ticks, that often live on plants, animals, and stored foods, and that include important carriers of disease, a small coin or sum of money, a very small coin or sum of money
a mite Sentence Examples
- The tiny creature on the plant was a mere mite, but it caused significant damage.
- The dust in the attic was crawling with mites, leaving a faint itchy sensation on my skin.
- The mites in the flour bin multiplied rapidly, making the food inedible.
- A microscopic mite burrowed into the skin of the pet, causing intense itching.
- The scabies mites caused unbearable discomfort, leaving the patient covered in red, inflamed lesions.
- The cheese was infested with mites, which gave it a pungent odor and a gritty texture.
- The mites in the bird's nest caused the chicks to become weak and malnourished.
- The carpenter mites gnawed away at the wooden beams, threatening the structural integrity of the house.
- A single grain of rice could harbor hundreds of mites, making it crucial to practice proper food storage.
- The mites in the soil played a vital role in breaking down organic matter and enriching the earth.
FAQs About the word a mite
any of numerous small acarid arachnids that often infest animals, plants, and stored foods and include important disease vectors, a very small object or creatur
kind of, enough,rather, pretty, fairly, somewhat, relatively, quite, something, a little
particularly, exceedingly, extremely, greatly, highly, especially, exceeding, exceptionally, terribly, awfully
The tiny creature on the plant was a mere mite, but it caused significant damage.
The dust in the attic was crawling with mites, leaving a faint itchy sensation on my skin.
The mites in the flour bin multiplied rapidly, making the food inedible.
A microscopic mite burrowed into the skin of the pet, causing intense itching.
