aboral (Meaning)
Wordnet
aboral (a)
opposite to or away from the mouth
Webster
aboral (a.)
Situated opposite to, or away from, the mouth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of aboral
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aboral Sentence Examples
- The sea anemone's tentacles are arranged in an aboral pattern, radiating away from the central body.
- The marine biologist carefully examined the aboral side of the starfish to observe its unique features.
- The sea urchin's spines are primarily located on its aboral surface, providing protection from predators.
- The aboral view of the jellyfish revealed its delicate and intricate design.
- The anatomy of many marine creatures exhibits distinct features on their aboral surfaces for specialized functions.
- The aboral region of the seashell displayed intricate patterns that fascinated collectors.
- The scientist studied the aboral anatomy of the sea cucumber to understand its role in marine ecosystems.
- The dorsal fin of the shark is considered its aboral fin, aiding in stability and navigation.
- The aboral side of the crab's carapace is often camouflaged to blend with its surroundings.
- The sea star's aboral surface is covered in tiny tube feet, allowing it to move and grasp objects.
FAQs About the word aboral
opposite to or away from the mouthSituated opposite to, or away from, the mouth.
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The sea anemone's tentacles are arranged in an aboral pattern, radiating away from the central body.
The marine biologist carefully examined the aboral side of the starfish to observe its unique features.
The sea urchin's spines are primarily located on its aboral surface, providing protection from predators.
The aboral view of the jellyfish revealed its delicate and intricate design.
