exsertile Antonyms
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Meaning of exsertile
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exsertile (a.)
Capable of being thrust out or protruded.
exsertile Sentence Examples
- The animal's exsertile tongue was perfectly adapted for catching insects in the air.
- The spider used its exsertile fangs to inject venom into its prey.
- The snake had an exsertile jaw that allowed it to swallow prey whole.
- The chameleon's exsertile tongue was long and sticky, allowing it to catch prey from a distance.
- The frog's exsertile eyes allowed it to see in all directions.
- The snail had an exsertile foot that it used to move around.
- The worm had an exsertile proboscis that it used to feed.
- The jellyfish had exsertile tentacles that it used to capture prey.
- The sea urchin had exsertile spines that it used to defend itself.
- The plant had exsertile stamens that released pollen into the air.
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Capable of being thrust out or protruded.
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The animal's exsertile tongue was perfectly adapted for catching insects in the air.
The spider used its exsertile fangs to inject venom into its prey.
The snake had an exsertile jaw that allowed it to swallow prey whole.
The chameleon's exsertile tongue was long and sticky, allowing it to catch prey from a distance.
