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Meaning of longipennine
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longipennine (a.)
Of or pertaining to the Longipennes; longipennate.
longipennine Sentence Examples
- The longipennine dragonfly's wings spanned an impressive 5 inches.
- The longipennine beetle's antennae were extraordinarily long, reaching several centimeters in length.
- Scientists marveled at the longipennine finches' remarkably elongated wings.
- The longipennine spider's web had exceptionally long, sticky strands.
- The longipennine lizard's tail was so elongated that it nearly doubled its body length.
- The longipennine plant bore leaves with unusually long, narrow petioles.
- The longipennine mushroom had a distinctively tall, slender stem.
- The longipennine river flowed gracefully through the rugged landscape, its meandering path tracing miles.
- The longipennine skyscraper pierced the sky, its elongated structure standing proudly above its surroundings.
- The longipennine caravan of weary travelers stretched far into the horizon, its line of wagons snaking across the barren desert.
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Of or pertaining to the Longipennes; longipennate.
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The longipennine dragonfly's wings spanned an impressive 5 inches.
The longipennine beetle's antennae were extraordinarily long, reaching several centimeters in length.
Scientists marveled at the longipennine finches' remarkably elongated wings.
The longipennine spider's web had exceptionally long, sticky strands.
