longipennate Antonyms
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Meaning of longipennate
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longipennate (a.)
Having long wings, or quills.
longipennate Sentence Examples
- The longipennate tail feathers of the lyrebird enable it to execute elaborate courtship displays.
- Hummingbirds possess longipennate wings that allow for their unique hovering flight pattern.
- The longipennate leaves of the palm tree create a distinctive canopy that provides shade and shelter.
- The longipennate dorsal fin of the sailfish helps to stabilize the fish at high speeds.
- The longipennate feathers of the ostrich act as a rudder for steering during running.
- The longipennate tail of the comet kite grants it exceptional stability and precision in flight.
- The longipennate spines of the sea urchin serve as a defense against predators.
- The longipennate antennae of the praying mantis provide it with acute directional hearing.
- The longipennate wings of the condor enable it to soar effortlessly over vast distances.
- The longipennate petals of the lavender flower attract pollinators with their distinctive shape and fragrance.
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Having long wings, or quills.
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The longipennate tail feathers of the lyrebird enable it to execute elaborate courtship displays.
Hummingbirds possess longipennate wings that allow for their unique hovering flight pattern.
The longipennate leaves of the palm tree create a distinctive canopy that provides shade and shelter.
The longipennate dorsal fin of the sailfish helps to stabilize the fish at high speeds.
