clavellated Sentence Examples
- The fungus had clavellated fruiting bodies protruding from the forest floor.
- The botanist observed clavellated structures on the surface of the plant's leaves.
- Microscopically, the surface of the pollen grains appeared clavellated under high magnification.
- The artist depicted a fantastical landscape with clavellated mountains towering in the distance.
- The caterpillar's body was covered in clavellated hairs for protection against predators.
- The rock formation featured clavellated outcroppings, resembling miniature spires.
- In the laboratory, scientists examined the clavellated colonies of bacteria growing in petri dishes.
- The entomologist studied the clavellated antennae of the beetle, noting their sensory functions.
- The mineral specimen displayed clavellated crystals, forming intricate patterns.
- The ornate gate was adorned with clavellated motifs, adding to its grandeur.
clavellated Meaning
Webster
clavellated (a.)
Said of potash, probably in reference to its having been obtained from billets of wood by burning.
Synonyms & Antonyms of clavellated
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FAQs About the word clavellated
Said of potash, probably in reference to its having been obtained from billets of wood by burning.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The fungus had clavellated fruiting bodies protruding from the forest floor.
The botanist observed clavellated structures on the surface of the plant's leaves.
Microscopically, the surface of the pollen grains appeared clavellated under high magnification.
The artist depicted a fantastical landscape with clavellated mountains towering in the distance.
