biacuminate (Meaning)
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biacuminate (a.)
Having points in two directions.
Synonyms & Antonyms of biacuminate
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biacuminate Sentence Examples
- The biacuminate leaf margins of the Acer saccharum created a serrated appearance.
- The biacuminate scales on the butterfly's wings exhibited a distinctive iridescence.
- The biacuminate fangs of the vampire bat were razor-sharp and could pierce skin effortlessly.
- The biacuminate bracts surrounding the inflorescence of the Delphinium elatum gave it a regal crown.
- The biacuminate scales of the gecko's skin provided camouflage and protection from predators.
- The biacuminate sepals of the rose bloomed outwards, revealing delicate petals within.
- The biacuminate style of the dandelion flower extended far beyond the petals, attracting pollinators.
- The biacuminate teeth of the wolf tore through flesh with ease, making it a formidable predator.
- The biacuminate lobes of the liverwort formed intricate patterns on the forest floor.
- The biacuminate tips of the arrowhead allowed it to pierce through animal hide and deliver deadly toxins.
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Having points in two directions.
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The biacuminate leaf margins of the Acer saccharum created a serrated appearance.
The biacuminate scales on the butterfly's wings exhibited a distinctive iridescence.
The biacuminate fangs of the vampire bat were razor-sharp and could pierce skin effortlessly.
The biacuminate bracts surrounding the inflorescence of the Delphinium elatum gave it a regal crown.
