induviate Antonyms
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Meaning of induviate
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induviate (a.)
Covered with induviae, as the upper part of the trunk of a palm tree.
induviate Sentence Examples
- The young sapling induviated itself in a vibrant green cloak of leaves.
- The chameleon induviated a camouflage of dappled greens and browns to match its surroundings.
- The caterpillar induviated a silken cocoon as it prepared to transform into a butterfly.
- The mushroom induviated a fleshy cap atop its slender stem.
- The aging tree induviated a thick, gnarled bark as it weathered countless seasons.
- The patient induviated a warm robe and slippers as they settled in for the night.
- The glacier induviated a thick layer of ice as it slowly moved down the mountain.
- The castle induviated a veil of mist as the sun dipped below the horizon.
- The wound induviated a protective scab as it began to heal.
- The statue induviated a patina of age, giving it an air of historical significance.
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Covered with induviae, as the upper part of the trunk of a palm tree.
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The young sapling induviated itself in a vibrant green cloak of leaves.
The chameleon induviated a camouflage of dappled greens and browns to match its surroundings.
The caterpillar induviated a silken cocoon as it prepared to transform into a butterfly.
The mushroom induviated a fleshy cap atop its slender stem.
