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Meaning of ciliiform
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ciliiform (a.)
Having the form of cilia; very fine or slender.
ciliiform Sentence Examples
- The ciliiform hairs on the insect's legs helped it to navigate through dense foliage with ease.
- Under the microscope, the scientist observed the intricate ciliiform structures on the surface of the cell.
- The ciliiform projections on the surface of the coral provided a habitat for tiny organisms to thrive.
- The artist meticulously painted each ciliiform feather on the bird's wing, capturing its beauty in detail.
- The botanist identified the plant species by examining the ciliiform edges of its leaves.
- The caterpillar's ciliiform bristles provided it with protection against predators in its environment.
- The engineer designed a ciliiform filter to remove impurities from the water supply.
- The fish propelled itself forward using its ciliiform fins, gracefully navigating through the underwater currents.
- The microbiologist studied the ciliiform movements of microorganisms under different conditions.
- The caterpillar's ciliiform motion as it crawled along the leaf caught the observer's attention.
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Having the form of cilia; very fine or slender.
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The ciliiform hairs on the insect's legs helped it to navigate through dense foliage with ease.
Under the microscope, the scientist observed the intricate ciliiform structures on the surface of the cell.
The ciliiform projections on the surface of the coral provided a habitat for tiny organisms to thrive.
The artist meticulously painted each ciliiform feather on the bird's wing, capturing its beauty in detail.
