denticulate Synonyms
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denticulate Meaning
Wordnet
denticulate (s)
having a very finely toothed margin
Webster
denticulate (a.)
Alt. of Denticulated
denticulate Sentence Examples
- The leaf's edge was denticulate, with tiny serrations that caught the light.
- The archaeologist found a stone tool with a denticulate edge, indicating its use for cutting.
- The saw blade was denticulate, allowing for precise cuts through wood.
- The fossilized jawbone exhibited a denticulate pattern, suggesting the diet of the ancient creature.
- Botanists studied the denticulate margins of certain grass species for taxonomic classification.
- The medieval knight's armor had denticulate reinforcements along the gauntlets for added protection.
- The caterpillar's mandibles were denticulate, aiding in the shredding of leaves.
- The decorative border of the manuscript was denticulate, adding an elegant touch to the page.
- The sawfish's rostrum was denticulate, facilitating its ability to catch prey.
- The architect incorporated denticulate patterns into the building's façade, creating a unique aesthetic.
FAQs About the word denticulate
having a very finely toothed marginAlt. of Denticulated
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The leaf's edge was denticulate, with tiny serrations that caught the light.
The archaeologist found a stone tool with a denticulate edge, indicating its use for cutting.
The saw blade was denticulate, allowing for precise cuts through wood.
The fossilized jawbone exhibited a denticulate pattern, suggesting the diet of the ancient creature.
