auriform (Meaning)
Wordnet
auriform (s)
having a shape resembling an ear
Webster
auriform (a.)
Having the form of the human ear; ear-shaped.
Synonyms & Antonyms of auriform
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auriform Sentence Examples
- The auriform clouds hung over the horizon, casting a golden glow upon the landscape.
- The auriform jewelry glittered in the sunlight, its delicate curves mimicking the shape of a butterfly's wings.
- The auriform vase adorned the mantel, its intricate engravings depicting scenes from ancient mythology.
- The auriform sculpture of the sun god radiated warmth and light throughout the grand hall.
- The auriform leaves of the autumn tree shimmered in the breeze, creating a magical rustling sound.
- The auriform dust particles danced in the sunlight, casting ethereal shadows on the forest floor.
- The auriform hair clips held back her windswept waves, adding a touch of elegance to her appearance.
- The auriform pattern on the wallpaper reminded her of the ornate designs she had seen in royal palaces.
- The auriform tiles of the cathedral formed a mosaic that told the story of the saints and martyrs.
- The auriform locket held a precious family photograph, its intricate detailing preserving a cherished memory.
FAQs About the word auriform
having a shape resembling an earHaving the form of the human ear; ear-shaped.
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The auriform clouds hung over the horizon, casting a golden glow upon the landscape.
The auriform jewelry glittered in the sunlight, its delicate curves mimicking the shape of a butterfly's wings.
The auriform vase adorned the mantel, its intricate engravings depicting scenes from ancient mythology.
The auriform sculpture of the sun god radiated warmth and light throughout the grand hall.
