feather-veined Antonyms
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Meaning of feather-veined
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feather-veined (a.)
Having the veins (of a leaf) diverging from the two sides of a midrib.
feather-veined Sentence Examples
- The delicate feather-veined leaves of the maidenhair fern swayed gently in the breeze.
- The intricate feather-veined patterns on the butterfly's wings were a marvel to behold.
- The feather-veined leaves of the ginkgo tree turned a brilliant shade of gold in the autumn.
- The feather-veined leaves of the aspen tree quaked and shimmered in the wind.
- The feather-veined leaves of the maple tree provided a beautiful backdrop for the autumn wedding.
- The feather-veined leaves of the oak tree provided shelter for a variety of woodland creatures.
- The feather-veined leaves of the birch tree were a popular choice for making baskets and other crafts.
- The feather-veined leaves of the willow tree dipped gracefully into the water's edge.
- The feather-veined leaves of the palm tree provided a welcome shade from the hot sun.
- The feather-veined leaves of the magnolia tree filled the air with their sweet fragrance.
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Having the veins (of a leaf) diverging from the two sides of a midrib.
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The delicate feather-veined leaves of the maidenhair fern swayed gently in the breeze.
The intricate feather-veined patterns on the butterfly's wings were a marvel to behold.
The feather-veined leaves of the ginkgo tree turned a brilliant shade of gold in the autumn.
The feather-veined leaves of the aspen tree quaked and shimmered in the wind.
