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Meaning of mantid
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mantid (n)
predacious long-bodied large-eyed insect of warm regions; rests with forelimbs raised as in prayer
mantid Sentence Examples
- The mantid's unique predatory instincts make it an adept hunter of insects.
- The African mantis has long, slender forelegs that resemble those of a praying mantid.
- The orchid mantid masterfully disguises itself as an orchid flower to attract prey.
- The giant Asian mantid is one of the largest and most aggressive species in the world.
- The mantis's compound eyes provide it with a wide field of vision.
- The praying mantid's distinctive "prayer position" serves as both a camouflage and a defense posture.
- The Chinese mantid is known for its aggressive behavior and voracious appetite.
- The ghost mantid blends seamlessly with its surroundings, making it difficult to detect.
- The prickly stick mantid defends itself with thorny spines that cover its body.
- The European mantis is a common species found throughout Europe and parts of Asia.
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predacious long-bodied large-eyed insect of warm regions; rests with forelimbs raised as in prayer
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The mantid's unique predatory instincts make it an adept hunter of insects.
The African mantis has long, slender forelegs that resemble those of a praying mantid.
The orchid mantid masterfully disguises itself as an orchid flower to attract prey.
The giant Asian mantid is one of the largest and most aggressive species in the world.
