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Meaning of bicornous
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bicornous (a.)
Having two horns; two-horned; crescentlike.
bicornous Sentence Examples
- The bicornous beetle crawled along the forest floor, its two horns glinting in the sunlight.
- The bicornous rock formation stood out against the flat landscape, resembling a pair of horns.
- In ancient mythology, the god of the underworld was often depicted with a bicornous crown.
- The bicornous seedpod split open to release its contents, scattering seeds across the forest floor.
- A bicornous structure atop the cathedral's spire added to its majestic silhouette.
- The bicornous silhouette of the mountain range loomed on the horizon, guiding travelers on their journey.
- The bicornous handle of the antique sword was intricately carved with symbols of power and strength.
- The bicornous crest of the helmet denoted the knight's noble lineage.
- Paleontologists discovered fossilized remains of a bicornous dinosaur with distinctive horn-like projections.
- The bicornous horns of the ram curled gracefully outward, adding to its imposing presence in the herd.
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Having two horns; two-horned; crescentlike.
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The bicornous beetle crawled along the forest floor, its two horns glinting in the sunlight.
The bicornous rock formation stood out against the flat landscape, resembling a pair of horns.
In ancient mythology, the god of the underworld was often depicted with a bicornous crown.
The bicornous seedpod split open to release its contents, scattering seeds across the forest floor.
