capillaceous Antonyms
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Meaning of capillaceous
Webster
capillaceous (a.)
Having long filaments; resembling a hair; slender. See Capillary.
capillaceous Sentence Examples
- The delicate and capillaceous strands of the spider's web shimmered in the morning sunlight.
- The artist meticulously painted the capillaceous veins of the leaves, capturing their intricate beauty.
- The capillaceous nature of the fabric allowed for maximum breathability, perfect for warm summer days.
- Under the microscope, the scientist observed the capillaceous structure of the plant's vascular system.
- The poet's words flowed like capillaceous streams, weaving through the reader's mind with ethereal grace.
- The capillaceous tendrils of the vine reached out, searching for support as they climbed toward the sun.
- As the fog lifted, the landscape revealed itself in all its capillaceous detail, each blade of grass glistening with dew.
- The photographer captured the capillaceous network of branches against the backdrop of the setting sun.
- In the quiet of the forest, the only sound was the rustling of capillaceous leaves in the gentle breeze.
- The intricate lacework featured capillaceous patterns reminiscent of delicate spiderwebs, adding an air of elegance to the gown.
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Having long filaments; resembling a hair; slender. See Capillary.
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The delicate and capillaceous strands of the spider's web shimmered in the morning sunlight.
The artist meticulously painted the capillaceous veins of the leaves, capturing their intricate beauty.
The capillaceous nature of the fabric allowed for maximum breathability, perfect for warm summer days.
Under the microscope, the scientist observed the capillaceous structure of the plant's vascular system.
