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Meaning of dorsad
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dorsad (adv.)
Toward the dorsum or back; on the dorsal side; dorsally.
dorsad Sentence Examples
- The turtle's shell grew dorsad, providing protection from predators.
- The dorsal fin of the shark was visible as it swam dorsad through the water.
- The butterfly's wings unfolded dorsad, revealing their vibrant colors.
- The bird's head turned dorsad as it scanned the sky for danger.
- The snake's body undulated dorsad as it slithered through the grass.
- The lizard's tail twitched dorsad as it basked in the sun.
- The dolphin's dorsal fin emerged from the water as it leaped out of the sea.
- The gecko's toes adhered to the wall as it climbed dorsad.
- The scorpion's stinger was raised dorsad as it prepared to strike.
- The spider's web was spun dorsad, creating a delicate structure.
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Toward the dorsum or back; on the dorsal side; dorsally.
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The turtle's shell grew dorsad, providing protection from predators.
The dorsal fin of the shark was visible as it swam dorsad through the water.
The butterfly's wings unfolded dorsad, revealing their vibrant colors.
The bird's head turned dorsad as it scanned the sky for danger.
