echinated Antonyms
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Meaning of echinated
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echinated (a.)
Set with prickles; prickly, like a hedgehog; bristled; as, an echinated pericarp.
echinated Sentence Examples
- The echinated surface of the sea urchin's body provided protection from predators.
- The echinated stems of the plant helped it to cling to surfaces.
- The echinated bristles on the caterpillar's body served as a defense mechanism.
- The echinated spores of the fungus were easily dispersed by the wind.
- The leaves of the echinated plant were covered in tiny, sharp spines.
- The echinated fruits of the cactus were a source of food for desert animals.
- The echinated shell of the mollusk was encrusted with barnacles.
- The echinated surface of the rock made it difficult to climb.
- The echinated hairs on the mammal's body helped to keep it warm.
- The echinated pattern on the fabric was reminiscent of a hedgehog's quills.
FAQs About the word echinated
Set with prickles; prickly, like a hedgehog; bristled; as, an echinated pericarp.
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The echinated surface of the sea urchin's body provided protection from predators.
The echinated stems of the plant helped it to cling to surfaces.
The echinated bristles on the caterpillar's body served as a defense mechanism.
The echinated spores of the fungus were easily dispersed by the wind.
