chely Antonyms
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Meaning of chely
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chely (n.)
A claw. See Chela.
chely Sentence Examples
- The chely of the turtle's shell provided excellent protection from predators.
- As the tortoise withdrew into its chely, it seemed impervious to the outside world.
- Researchers studied the intricate patterns on the chely of various turtle species.
- The chely of the ancient tortoise fossil displayed remarkable preservation.
- The artisan crafted a stunning sculpture replicating the chely of a sea turtle.
- Marine biologists examined the growth rings in the chely to determine the turtle's age.
- Despite its tough chely, the turtle showed remarkable agility in the water.
- Conservation efforts focused on preserving the habitats crucial for chely-bearing species.
- The naturalist marveled at the diversity of colors adorning the chely of different turtle breeds.
- In folklore, the chely of the turtle symbolizes longevity and wisdom.
FAQs About the word chely
A claw. See Chela.
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The chely of the turtle's shell provided excellent protection from predators.
As the tortoise withdrew into its chely, it seemed impervious to the outside world.
Researchers studied the intricate patterns on the chely of various turtle species.
The chely of the ancient tortoise fossil displayed remarkable preservation.
