accompanying vein (Meaning)

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accompanying vein (n)

a vein accompanying another structure; a vein may accompany an artery in such a way that the arterial pulses aid venous return

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The river flowed gently, with trees of various shades lining its accompanying vein, providing a picturesque scene.
The mountain range had an accompanying vein of quartz running through it, adding a sparkling touch to the rugged landscape.
The professor explained the concept of symbiosis, emphasizing how each organism had an accompanying vein of dependence on the other.
The artist carefully chose colors that would complement each other, ensuring an accompanying vein of harmony in the final painting.
As the detective followed the suspect's trail, he discovered an accompanying vein of clues that led him closer to solving the mystery.
The novel had an accompanying vein of suspense that kept readers eagerly turning the pages to uncover the unfolding plot.
In the garden, a vibrant array of flowers showcased an accompanying vein of beauty that captivated anyone who passed by.
The entrepreneur outlined the various aspects of the business plan, highlighting the accompanying vein of innovation that set it apart.
The chef crafted a delicious dish with an accompanying vein of unique flavors that delighted the taste buds of everyone at the table.
As the musician played the melody on the piano, the accompanying vein of emotion resonated deeply with the audience, evoking a range of feelings.

a vein accompanying another structure; a vein may accompany an artery in such a way that the arterial pulses aid venous return

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The river flowed gently, with trees of various shades lining its accompanying vein, providing a picturesque scene.

The mountain range had an accompanying vein of quartz running through it, adding a sparkling touch to the rugged landscape.

The professor explained the concept of symbiosis, emphasizing how each organism had an accompanying vein of dependence on the other.

The artist carefully chose colors that would complement each other, ensuring an accompanying vein of harmony in the final painting.