imbricative Antonyms
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Meaning of imbricative
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imbricative (a.)
Imbricate.
imbricative Sentence Examples
- The overlapping scales of the fish created an imbricative pattern.
- The roof tiles were arranged imbricatively to shed water effectively.
- The feathers of the bird were imbricated, forming a protective barrier.
- The scales of the reptile were imbricatively structured, providing flexibility and protection.
- The leaves of the plant exhibited an imbricative growth pattern, maximizing sunlight absorption.
- The imbricative design of the armor plate increased its strength and resistance to penetration.
- The geological strata were imbricately folded, revealing the forces that shaped the earth's history.
- The microscopic structures of the material displayed an imbricative arrangement, contributing to its unique properties.
- The imbricative cells of the tissue allowed for efficient nutrient exchange.
- The imbricative layers of the composite material provided enhanced durability and resistance to damage.
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Imbricate.
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The overlapping scales of the fish created an imbricative pattern.
The roof tiles were arranged imbricatively to shed water effectively.
The feathers of the bird were imbricated, forming a protective barrier.
The scales of the reptile were imbricatively structured, providing flexibility and protection.
