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Meaning of denticulated
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denticulated (a.)
Furnished with denticles; notched into little toothlike projections; as, a denticulate leaf of calyx.
denticulated Sentence Examples
- The denticulated edge of the blade made it ideal for precise cutting.
- The caterpillar's body was denticulated, providing it with protection from predators.
- Botanists examined the denticulated margins of certain plant leaves for classification.
- The ancient arrowhead had a denticulated tip, indicating its use for hunting.
- The saw blade had a denticulated design, allowing for efficient sawing through wood.
- The sculptor used a chisel with a denticulated edge to carve intricate details into the stone.
- The seashell had a denticulated pattern along its ridges, resembling teeth.
- The architect incorporated denticulated motifs into the building's facade, adding visual interest.
- The entomologist studied the denticulated mandibles of the beetle for feeding behavior analysis.
- The doctor used a tool with a denticulated edge to remove decayed tissue from the patient's tooth.
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Furnished with denticles; notched into little toothlike projections; as, a denticulate leaf of calyx.
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The denticulated edge of the blade made it ideal for precise cutting.
The caterpillar's body was denticulated, providing it with protection from predators.
Botanists examined the denticulated margins of certain plant leaves for classification.
The ancient arrowhead had a denticulated tip, indicating its use for hunting.
