bicarinate (Meaning)
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bicarinate (a.)
Having two keel-like projections, as the upper palea of grasses.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bicarinate
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bicarinate Sentence Examples
- The bicarinate leaves of the pineapple plant have sharp, spiky edges.
- The bicarinate keel of the boat provided stability in rough waters.
- The fossils of the ammonite had clearly defined bicarinate ribs.
- The bicarinate scales of the lizard provided protection against predators.
- The bicarinate shape of the airfoil improved its aerodynamic performance.
- The bicarinate horns of the antelope gave it a distinctive appearance.
- The bicarinate teeth of the shark were designed for biting and tearing.
- The bicarinate feathers of the bird gave it a streamlined shape for flight.
- The bicarinate root of the plant anchored it securely in the soil.
- The bicarinate ridges on the insect's carapace provided additional strength.
FAQs About the word bicarinate
Having two keel-like projections, as the upper palea of grasses.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bicarinate leaves of the pineapple plant have sharp, spiky edges.
The bicarinate keel of the boat provided stability in rough waters.
The fossils of the ammonite had clearly defined bicarinate ribs.
The bicarinate scales of the lizard provided protection against predators.
