emarginate Antonyms
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Meaning of emarginate
Wordnet
emarginate (s)
having a notched tip
Webster
emarginate (v. t.)
To take away the margin of.
Webster
emarginate (a.)
Alt. of Emarginated
emarginate Sentence Examples
- The petals of the flower were delicately emarginate, adding a touch of elegance to its appearance.
- The emarginate leaves of the plant gave it a unique and distinctive look.
- The surgeon carefully made an emarginate incision in the patient's skin.
- The rock had a distinct emarginate shape, formed by years of erosion.
- The emarginate margin of the leaf provided a natural barrier against pests.
- The emarginate apex of the mountain gave it a jagged and rugged appearance.
- The emarginate lobes of the liverwort added to its intricate and fascinating structure.
- The emarginate shape of the tool allowed for precise and delicate work.
- The emarginate leaflets of the fern gave it a delicate and feathery texture.
- The emarginate teeth of the animal's jaw were well-adapted for catching and tearing prey.
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having a notched tipTo take away the margin of., Alt. of Emarginated
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The petals of the flower were delicately emarginate, adding a touch of elegance to its appearance.
The emarginate leaves of the plant gave it a unique and distinctive look.
The surgeon carefully made an emarginate incision in the patient's skin.
The rock had a distinct emarginate shape, formed by years of erosion.
