ammodyte (Meaning)
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ammodyte (n.)
One of a genus of fishes; the sand eel.
A kind of viper in southern Europe.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ammodyte
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ammodyte Sentence Examples
- The ammodyte, a venomous sea snake, glided gracefully through the clear waters of the coral reef.
- Marine biologists conducted research to better understand the behavior and habitat preferences of the elusive ammodyte.
- The ammodyte's potent venom serves as a defense mechanism against potential predators in its oceanic environment.
- Snorkelers and divers are advised to exercise caution when exploring regions known to be inhabited by the formidable ammodyte.
- The aquarium showcased a rare exhibit featuring the mesmerizing patterns and colors of the ammodyte.
- During the underwater expedition, the team encountered an unexpected encounter with an ammodyte, adding excitement to their research mission.
- The ammodyte's slender body allows it to navigate through tight spaces in the intricate coral formations.
- Local legends often depict the ammodyte as a mythical creature with mystical properties in certain coastal communities.
- Researchers are working on conservation initiatives to protect the fragile ecosystems where the ammodyte plays a crucial role.
- The discovery of a new species of ammodyte sparked excitement among scientists, leading to further investigations into its ecological significance.
FAQs About the word ammodyte
One of a genus of fishes; the sand eel., A kind of viper in southern Europe.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ammodyte, a venomous sea snake, glided gracefully through the clear waters of the coral reef.
Marine biologists conducted research to better understand the behavior and habitat preferences of the elusive ammodyte.
The ammodyte's potent venom serves as a defense mechanism against potential predators in its oceanic environment.
Snorkelers and divers are advised to exercise caution when exploring regions known to be inhabited by the formidable ammodyte.
