caprifoliaceous Antonyms
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Meaning of caprifoliaceous
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caprifoliaceous (a.)
Of, pertaining to, or resembling, the Honeysuckle family of plants (Caprifoliacae.
caprifoliaceous Sentence Examples
- The garden boasted a stunning display of caprifoliaceous plants, their fragrant blossoms captivating all who passed by.
- Among the caprifoliaceous shrubs, the honeysuckle stood out with its graceful vines and clusters of tubular flowers.
- Botanists identified several rare caprifoliaceous species in the forest, evidence of the area's rich biodiversity.
- The caprifoliaceous family includes a diverse range of plants, from climbing vines to small trees.
- Gardeners eagerly awaited the bloom of the caprifoliaceous bushes, knowing they would soon be awash in color and fragrance.
- Birds flitted among the branches of the caprifoliaceous trees, feasting on the ripe berries that hung in clusters.
- The delicate petals of the caprifoliaceous flowers unfurled in the warmth of the morning sun, attracting pollinators with their sweet scent.
- Children delighted in weaving garlands from the vibrant blooms of the caprifoliaceous plants, their fingers stained with nectar.
- The caprifoliaceous vines wound their way up the trellis, creating a verdant tapestry against the garden wall.
- Herbalists harvested the leaves and flowers of certain caprifoliaceous species for their medicinal properties, using them in tinctures and teas.
FAQs About the word caprifoliaceous
Of, pertaining to, or resembling, the Honeysuckle family of plants (Caprifoliacae.
No synonyms found.
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The garden boasted a stunning display of caprifoliaceous plants, their fragrant blossoms captivating all who passed by.
Among the caprifoliaceous shrubs, the honeysuckle stood out with its graceful vines and clusters of tubular flowers.
Botanists identified several rare caprifoliaceous species in the forest, evidence of the area's rich biodiversity.
The caprifoliaceous family includes a diverse range of plants, from climbing vines to small trees.
