falcate Antonyms
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Meaning of falcate
Wordnet
falcate (s)
curved like a sickle
Webster
falcate (a.)
Alt. of Falcated
falcate Sentence Examples
- The sallow moth possesses falcate forewings, giving it a distinctive appearance.
- The garden shears feature falcate blades, ensuring precise and effortless trimming.
- The grim reaper is often depicted wielding a falcate scythe, symbolizing the finality of death.
- The falcate moon hung low in the sky, casting an eerie glow upon the tranquil lake.
- The hummingbird's long, falcate bill allows it to reach deep into flowers to extract nectar.
- Some species of spiders have falcate fangs, designed for swiftly piercing and injecting venom.
- The astronomer pointed his falcate telescope toward the distant constellation, seeking hidden celestial wonders.
- The antique falcate knife was intricately engraved with a pattern of mythical creatures and scenes from ancient mythology.
- In ancient Egypt, the falcate sword was a common weapon, prized for its sharp, curved blade.
- The falcate leaves of the sickle fern add a touch of elegance and grace to the forest floor.
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curved like a sickleAlt. of Falcated
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The sallow moth possesses falcate forewings, giving it a distinctive appearance.
The garden shears feature falcate blades, ensuring precise and effortless trimming.
The grim reaper is often depicted wielding a falcate scythe, symbolizing the finality of death.
The falcate moon hung low in the sky, casting an eerie glow upon the tranquil lake.
