actiniform (Meaning)
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actiniform (a.)
Having a radiated form, like a sea anemone.
Synonyms & Antonyms of actiniform
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actiniform Sentence Examples
- The clouds in the sky displayed an actiniform pattern, resembling the delicate filaments of a spider's web.
- Under the microscope, the actiniform structure of the mineral revealed intricate, thread-like formations.
- The actiniform projections of the coral added to the beauty of the underwater ecosystem.
- The artist skillfully captured the actiniform arrangement of flowers in the intricate botanical illustration.
- Microorganisms can sometimes take on an actiniform shape, creating fascinating patterns in microbial communities.
- The storm clouds overhead exhibited an actiniform appearance, hinting at the turbulence brewing within the atmosphere.
- The geologist marveled at the actiniform veins of minerals running through the rock, showcasing the forces of nature at work.
- In the desert, the wind created mesmerizing actiniform patterns in the sand dunes, sculpting the landscape with precision.
- The scientist studied the actiniform growth of crystals under controlled laboratory conditions.
- Observing the actiniform arrangement of molecules in the model, the chemist gained insights into the compound's stability and reactivity.
FAQs About the word actiniform
Having a radiated form, like a sea anemone.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The clouds in the sky displayed an actiniform pattern, resembling the delicate filaments of a spider's web.
Under the microscope, the actiniform structure of the mineral revealed intricate, thread-like formations.
The actiniform projections of the coral added to the beauty of the underwater ecosystem.
The artist skillfully captured the actiniform arrangement of flowers in the intricate botanical illustration.
