acorus (Meaning)
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acorus (n)
sweet flags; sometimes placed in subfamily Acoraceae
Synonyms & Antonyms of acorus
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acorus Sentence Examples
- The wetlands were adorned with lush green acorus plants, providing a vibrant habitat for various wildlife.
- The herbalist gathered acorus rhizomes to create a medicinal infusion known for its calming properties.
- A graceful butterfly flitted among the acorus leaves, adding a touch of beauty to the pond's edge.
- The landscaper strategically planted acorus along the water feature, enhancing the garden's visual appeal.
- A fragrant sachet containing dried acorus leaves infused the room with a pleasant and calming aroma.
- During the botanical expedition, the researchers discovered a new species of acorus in the marshlands.
- The water garden featured floating acorus plants, creating a serene and natural ambiance.
- The pond's surface was dotted with delicate yellow flowers, the blooms of the acorus plants.
- In traditional medicine, acorus has been used for centuries to alleviate digestive ailments.
- The nature reserve was teeming with biodiversity, with acorus standing tall among the various aquatic plants.
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sweet flags; sometimes placed in subfamily Acoraceae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The wetlands were adorned with lush green acorus plants, providing a vibrant habitat for various wildlife.
The herbalist gathered acorus rhizomes to create a medicinal infusion known for its calming properties.
A graceful butterfly flitted among the acorus leaves, adding a touch of beauty to the pond's edge.
The landscaper strategically planted acorus along the water feature, enhancing the garden's visual appeal.
