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Meaning of leuconic
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leuconic (a.)
Pertaining to, or designating, a complex organic acid, obtained as a yellowish white gum by the oxidation of croconic acid.
leuconic Sentence Examples
- The leuconic squirrels in the park stood out with their striking white coats.
- The leuconic penguin's feathers contrasted sharply with the black feathers of its mates.
- The leuconic falcon was a rare sight, its pale plumage making it difficult to spot against the sky.
- The leuconic deer's unique coloration made it both an object of fascination and a potential risk in the wild.
- The leuconic whale's albino appearance set it apart from the rest of the pod.
- The leuconic peacock's feathers lacked their usual iridescent blue and green hues.
- The leuconic butterfly's absence of pigment made its wings translucent and delicate.
- The leuconic sea turtle's shell was a milky white, unlike the dark brown or olive green of its counterparts.
- The leuconic leopard's spots were pale yellow, giving it an ethereal appearance.
- The leuconic rose's petals were a pure white, devoid of the vibrant colors of other varieties.
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Pertaining to, or designating, a complex organic acid, obtained as a yellowish white gum by the oxidation of croconic acid.
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The leuconic squirrels in the park stood out with their striking white coats.
The leuconic penguin's feathers contrasted sharply with the black feathers of its mates.
The leuconic falcon was a rare sight, its pale plumage making it difficult to spot against the sky.
The leuconic deer's unique coloration made it both an object of fascination and a potential risk in the wild.
