alveole (Meaning)
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alveole (n.)
Same as Alveolus.
Synonyms & Antonyms of alveole
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
alveole Sentence Examples
- The honeycomb structure is composed of countless alveoles, providing a perfect home for the bees.
- The respiratory system relies on the intricate network of alveoles in the lungs for efficient gas exchange.
- The alveoles in sponge tissue create a porous structure that allows for effective water filtration.
- Scientists study the alveoles in bone tissue to understand their role in bone remodeling and regeneration.
- The alveoles in foam packaging contribute to its ability to absorb and distribute impact energy.
- Coral reefs are made up of numerous alveoles formed by coral polyps, creating a diverse and vibrant marine ecosystem.
- The alveoles in plant leaves facilitate gas exchange during photosynthesis, supporting the plant's metabolic processes.
- Beekeepers carefully inspect the alveoles in the beehive frames to assess the health and productivity of the colony.
- The alveoles in the material of a mattress contribute to its comfort and support by conforming to the body's contours.
- Microscopic alveoles in certain rocks can trap and store fluids, influencing the behavior of underground reservoirs.
FAQs About the word alveole
Same as Alveolus.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The honeycomb structure is composed of countless alveoles, providing a perfect home for the bees.
The respiratory system relies on the intricate network of alveoles in the lungs for efficient gas exchange.
The alveoles in sponge tissue create a porous structure that allows for effective water filtration.
Scientists study the alveoles in bone tissue to understand their role in bone remodeling and regeneration.
