comose Synonyms

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comose Meaning

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comose (s)

bearing a coma; crowned with an assemblage of branches or leaves or bracts

of certain seeds (such as cotton) having a tuft or tufts of hair

comose Sentence Examples

  1. The plant had comose flowers, with fluffy clusters of seeds attached to a central stem.
  2. The comose seeds of the dandelion are easily carried by the wind, aiding in its dispersal.
  3. The comose leaves of the plant provided a soft and cushiony texture to the forest floor.
  4. The comose appearance of the tree's branches gave it a distinctive and appealing look.
  5. The comose caterpillar had fine hairs covering its body, providing camouflage and protection.
  6. The comose fruit of the coconut palm is well-adapted for dispersal by ocean currents.
  7. The comose seedpods of the milkweed plant burst open, releasing their seeds into the air.
  8. The comose appearance of the moss-covered rock gave it a cozy and inviting feel.
  9. The comose texture of the fabric made it ideal for crafting warm winter garments.
  10. The comose tail of the squirrel twitched as it scurried up the tree trunk.

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bearing a coma; crowned with an assemblage of branches or leaves or bracts, of certain seeds (such as cotton) having a tuft or tufts of hair

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The plant had comose flowers, with fluffy clusters of seeds attached to a central stem.

The comose seeds of the dandelion are easily carried by the wind, aiding in its dispersal.

The comose leaves of the plant provided a soft and cushiony texture to the forest floor.

The comose appearance of the tree's branches gave it a distinctive and appealing look.