bifidate (Meaning)
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bifidate (a.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of bifidate
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bifidate Sentence Examples
- The leaf's tip was bifidate, with two distinct lobes branching off.
- The insect's antennae were bifidate, giving it a distinctive appearance.
- The botanical illustration detailed the plant's bifidate petals, each divided into two distinct sections.
- The bifidate tail of the lizard allowed it to maneuver swiftly through the undergrowth.
- The surgeon carefully dissected the bifidate structure of the organ, noting its intricate design.
- The artist captured the beauty of the bifidate plumage of the bird in their painting.
- In entomology, a bifidate tarsus refers to the segmented structure of an insect's leg.
- The ancient coin featured a bifidate design, symbolizing duality and balance.
- The hiker marveled at the bifidate rock formation, shaped by centuries of erosion.
- The geneticist studied the inheritance pattern of the bifidate trait in the population.
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The leaf's tip was bifidate, with two distinct lobes branching off.
The insect's antennae were bifidate, giving it a distinctive appearance.
The botanical illustration detailed the plant's bifidate petals, each divided into two distinct sections.
The bifidate tail of the lizard allowed it to maneuver swiftly through the undergrowth.
