backboned Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
- milk-and-water
- weak
- nerveless
- wet
- weak
- weakened
- frail
- effete
- wimpy
- frail
- wet
- spineless
- weakened
- soft
- spineless
- milk-and-water
- invertebrate
- soft
- invertebrate
- effete
- wimpish
- wimpish
- characterless
- characterless
- nerveless
- wimpy
Strong:
- namby-pamby
- weakling
- flaccid
- weakling
- namby-pamby
- weak-kneed
- impotent
- ineffective
- impotent
- weak-kneed
- wishy-washy
- flaccid
- flabby
- forceless
- ineffectual
- powerless
- powerless
- limp-wristed
- forceless
- limp-wristed
- flabby
- ineffectual
- wishy-washy
- ineffective
Weak:
backboned Meaning
Webster
backboned (a.)
Vertebrate.
backboned Sentence Examples
- The backboned vertebrate is characterized by a spinal column that supports and protects its body.
- Frogs are backboned amphibians that inhabit both aquatic and terrestrial environments.
- The backbone of the human body provides a sturdy framework for movement and protection.
- Backboned animals, also known as vertebrates, possess a complex nervous system.
- Birds have hollow, backboned skeletons that enable them to fly.
- Mammals are backboned animals that nurture their young with milk.
- The backbone of the fish provides flexibility and facilitates swimming motion.
- Reptiles are backboned animals that have scales and lay eggs with hard shells.
- The backboned dinosaur fossils provide valuable insights into prehistoric life.
- Backboned animals play crucial roles in maintaining the ecological balance of Earth's ecosystems.
FAQs About the word backboned
Vertebrate.
moral, hard,strong, firm, tough, ethical, virtuous, upright, principled, righteous
milk-and-water,weak, nerveless, wet, weak, weakened, frail, effete, wimpy, frail
The backboned vertebrate is characterized by a spinal column that supports and protects its body.
Frogs are backboned amphibians that inhabit both aquatic and terrestrial environments.
The backbone of the human body provides a sturdy framework for movement and protection.
Backboned animals, also known as vertebrates, possess a complex nervous system.
