claudent Antonyms
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Meaning of claudent
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claudent (a.)
Shutting; confining; drawing together; as, a claudent muscle.
claudent Sentence Examples
- The cladent branches of the tree intertwined, forming a dense canopy overhead.
- In the forest, the undergrowth was thick with cladent vines, creating a tangled maze.
- The biologist studied the cladent structures of the ferns, noting their intricate patterns.
- Cladent leaves adorned the forest floor, providing shelter for small creatures.
- The botanist marveled at the cladent growth of the ivy, climbing the walls of the ancient castle.
- The cladent tendrils of the vine reached out, seeking support from nearby trees.
- Among the foliage, the insects found refuge amidst the cladent branches.
- The orchard was filled with cladent fruit trees, their branches heavy with ripe produce.
- Cladent algae clung to the rocks along the riverbank, creating a lush green carpet.
- Through the microscope, the scientist observed the intricate details of the cladent cells in the plant specimen.
FAQs About the word claudent
Shutting; confining; drawing together; as, a claudent muscle.
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The cladent branches of the tree intertwined, forming a dense canopy overhead.
In the forest, the undergrowth was thick with cladent vines, creating a tangled maze.
The biologist studied the cladent structures of the ferns, noting their intricate patterns.
Cladent leaves adorned the forest floor, providing shelter for small creatures.
