acerate Antonyms
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Meaning of acerate
Wordnet
acerate (s)
narrow and long and pointed; as pine leaves
Webster
acerate (n.)
A combination of aceric acid with a salifiable base.
Webster
acerate (a.)
Acerose; needle-shaped.
acerate Sentence Examples
- The acerate leaves of the pine tree are sharply pointed and adapted to reduce water loss.
- The acerate crystals in the rock formation gave it a sparkling appearance under the sunlight.
- The acerate needle on the pine branch caught the morning dew, glistening in the early light.
- As a seamstress, she preferred acerate pins for their precision in holding fabric layers together.
- The acerate spines on the cactus deterred animals from approaching too closely.
- The chef deftly sliced the vegetables into acerate strips for the stir-fry.
- The researcher used an acerate probe to collect a small sample from the specimen for analysis.
- The acerate structure of the icicles hanging from the roof reflected the cold winter weather.
- The artist carefully crafted an acerate sculpture, capturing the delicate beauty of nature.
- The acerate tip of the pen allowed for precise details in the intricate drawing.
FAQs About the word acerate
narrow and long and pointed; as pine leavesA combination of aceric acid with a salifiable base., Acerose; needle-shaped.
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The acerate leaves of the pine tree are sharply pointed and adapted to reduce water loss.
The acerate crystals in the rock formation gave it a sparkling appearance under the sunlight.
The acerate needle on the pine branch caught the morning dew, glistening in the early light.
As a seamstress, she preferred acerate pins for their precision in holding fabric layers together.
