divaricately Synonyms
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divaricately Meaning
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divaricately (adv.)
With divarication.
divaricately Sentence Examples
- The blood vessels divaricately branched out from the main artery, creating a complex network.
- The tree's branches divaricately spread out to maximize the amount of sunlight the leaves can absorb.
- The spider's legs divaricately extended as it moved across the web, ready to capture its prey.
- The roots of the dandelion divaricately spread out just beneath the surface of the soil, making it difficult to pull the weed out in one piece.
- The hairs on the caterpillar's body divaricately sprouted in all directions, giving it a fluffy appearance.
- The petals of the flower divaricately opened up to reveal a beautiful interior pattern.
- The fungus divaricately spread across the decaying log, forming a network of white tendrils.
- The algae divaricately grew on the surface of the rock, creating a slippery biofilm.
- The lichen divaricately clung to the tree trunk, forming a gray-green crust.
- The moss divaricately spread across the ground, forming a dense carpet.
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With divarication.
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The blood vessels divaricately branched out from the main artery, creating a complex network.
The tree's branches divaricately spread out to maximize the amount of sunlight the leaves can absorb.
The spider's legs divaricately extended as it moved across the web, ready to capture its prey.
The roots of the dandelion divaricately spread out just beneath the surface of the soil, making it difficult to pull the weed out in one piece.
