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Meaning of cephaloid
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cephaloid (a.)
Shaped like the head.
cephaloid Sentence Examples
- The cephaloid creature emerged from the depths of the ocean, its tentacles writhing in the dim light.
- Scientists were astounded by the discovery of a cephaloid species living in the abyssal zone.
- The cephaloid anatomy fascinated marine biologists with its complex nervous system.
- Explorers encountered a mysterious cephaloid civilization deep within the cave system.
- The cephaloid creature displayed remarkable intelligence, solving puzzles with ease.
- Researchers studied the cephaloid's chromatophores, marveling at their ability to change color.
- The cephaloid's ink sacs were found to be crucial for defense against predators.
- A cephaloid's ability to regenerate lost limbs intrigued scientists seeking medical breakthroughs.
- The alien spacecraft was piloted by a cephaloid being with luminous eyes.
- Legends spoke of ancient cephaloid gods dwelling in the darkest depths of the sea.
FAQs About the word cephaloid
Shaped like the head.
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The cephaloid creature emerged from the depths of the ocean, its tentacles writhing in the dim light.
Scientists were astounded by the discovery of a cephaloid species living in the abyssal zone.
The cephaloid anatomy fascinated marine biologists with its complex nervous system.
Explorers encountered a mysterious cephaloid civilization deep within the cave system.
