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Meaning of fodient
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fodient (a.)
Fitted for, or pertaining to, digging.
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fodient (n.)
One of the Fodientia.
fodient Sentence Examples
- The fodient burrowed deep into the soil, seeking refuge from predators.
- Archaeologists meticulously examined the fodient remains of an ancient city.
- The fodient's sharp claws and teeth made it an efficient scavenger.
- The fodient's nocturnal habits allowed it to avoid detection by diurnal predators.
- The fodient's fur was thick and dense, providing insulation in cold climates.
- The fodient's tail served as a counterbalance while climbing trees.
- The fodient's keen sense of smell helped it locate prey and detect danger.
- The fodient's nesting sites were typically located in crevices or underground burrows.
- The fodient's population declined due to habitat loss and hunting.
- The fodient's distinctive behavior and adaptations make it an intriguing subject of scientific study.
FAQs About the word fodient
Fitted for, or pertaining to, digging., One of the Fodientia.
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The fodient burrowed deep into the soil, seeking refuge from predators.
Archaeologists meticulously examined the fodient remains of an ancient city.
The fodient's sharp claws and teeth made it an efficient scavenger.
The fodient's nocturnal habits allowed it to avoid detection by diurnal predators.
