marcescible Antonyms
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Meaning of marcescible
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marcescible (a.)
Li/ble to wither or decay.
marcescible Sentence Examples
- The marcescible leaves of the oak clung tenaciously to the branches, even after they had turned brown and lifeless.
- The flowers of the magnolia were incredibly marcescible, wilting dramatically within a few hours of blooming.
- The marcescible bracts of the poinsettia provided vibrant color during the holiday season, even as the actual flowers faded.
- The marcescible petals of the rose petals quickly became brittle and fell away from the flower.
- The marcescible leaves of the eucalyptus tree released a strong, pungent scent when they fell to the ground.
- The marcescible nature of the plant made it particularly susceptible to damage during storms and heavy rainfall.
- The marcescible fruits of the persimmon remained on the tree throughout the winter, providing a food source for birds and other animals.
- The marcescible stems of the asparagus fern turned brown and withered after the growing season ended.
- The marcescible foliage of the maple tree created a beautiful display of autumn colors before falling to the ground.
- The marcescible nature of the plant made it difficult to transplant successfully, as its roots were easily damaged during the process.
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Li/ble to wither or decay.
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The marcescible leaves of the oak clung tenaciously to the branches, even after they had turned brown and lifeless.
The flowers of the magnolia were incredibly marcescible, wilting dramatically within a few hours of blooming.
The marcescible bracts of the poinsettia provided vibrant color during the holiday season, even as the actual flowers faded.
The marcescible petals of the rose petals quickly became brittle and fell away from the flower.
