dentately Antonyms
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Meaning of dentately
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dentately (adv.)
In a dentate or toothed manner; as, dentately ciliated, etc.
dentately Sentence Examples
- The plant's leaves were arranged dentately along the stem, forming an attractive pattern.
- Dentately lobed leaves provide a distinctive appearance to many species of plants.
- The dentist observed the patient's teeth, noting their dentately shaped incisors and molars.
- The caterpillar nibbled on the dentately edged leaf, leaving behind jagged bite marks.
- Dentately serrated edges on the saw blade ensured precise cuts through the wood.
- Botanists classify certain species based on their dentately arranged floral structures.
- Dentately shaped petals added complexity to the flower's overall appearance.
- The butterfly's wings were adorned with dentately outlined markings, aiding in camouflage.
- Architects incorporated dentately carved motifs into the wooden beams of the cathedral ceiling.
- Dentately patterned tiles adorned the mosaic floor, creating an intricate design.
FAQs About the word dentately
In a dentate or toothed manner; as, dentately ciliated, etc.
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The plant's leaves were arranged dentately along the stem, forming an attractive pattern.
Dentately lobed leaves provide a distinctive appearance to many species of plants.
The dentist observed the patient's teeth, noting their dentately shaped incisors and molars.
The caterpillar nibbled on the dentately edged leaf, leaving behind jagged bite marks.
