appendaged (Meaning)
Wordnet
appendaged (a)
having an appendage
Webster
appendaged (a.)
Furnished with, or supplemented by, an appendage.
Synonyms & Antonyms of appendaged
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appendaged Sentence Examples
- The strange creature was appendaged with multiple limbs, resembling an otherworldly being.
- The robotic arm was appendaged with various tools, making it a versatile tool for industrial tasks.
- The insect, appendaged with delicate antennae, used them to sense its environment.
- The ancient fossil showed evidence of an appendaged creature that roamed the earth millions of years ago.
- The artist's surreal painting featured appendaged figures with elongated limbs and fantastical shapes.
- The appendaged device proved to be highly efficient in performing intricate surgical procedures.
- The alien in the science fiction movie was appendaged with tentacles, adding to its extraterrestrial appearance.
- The deep-sea creature was appendaged with bioluminescent features, illuminating its dark habitat.
- The caterpillar, appendaged with tiny legs along its body, crawled steadily along the leaf.
- The archaeological discovery revealed a fossilized creature appendaged with wings, suggesting it could have been an ancient flying species.
FAQs About the word appendaged
having an appendageFurnished with, or supplemented by, an appendage.
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The strange creature was appendaged with multiple limbs, resembling an otherworldly being.
The robotic arm was appendaged with various tools, making it a versatile tool for industrial tasks.
The insect, appendaged with delicate antennae, used them to sense its environment.
The ancient fossil showed evidence of an appendaged creature that roamed the earth millions of years ago.
