camphorweed (Meaning)
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camphorweed (n)
aromatic plant of western United States
Synonyms & Antonyms of camphorweed
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camphorweed Sentence Examples
- Camphorweed, with its yellow flowers, thrived in the dry soil of the desert.
- The herbalist harvested camphorweed for its medicinal properties, using it in various remedies.
- In folklore, camphorweed was believed to ward off evil spirits when hung above doorways.
- The camphorweed's strong fragrance filled the garden, attracting bees and butterflies.
- Farmers considered camphorweed a nuisance, as it often invaded crop fields.
- The camphorweed's leaves exuded a pungent aroma when crushed underfoot.
- Some people used camphorweed in sachets to repel moths from their closets.
- Despite its name, camphorweed does not contain actual camphor but shares a similar scent.
- Camphorweed's resilience allows it to thrive in harsh environments, such as rocky hillsides.
- Botanists studied the unique adaptations of camphorweed to better understand its ecological role.
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aromatic plant of western United States
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Camphorweed, with its yellow flowers, thrived in the dry soil of the desert.
The herbalist harvested camphorweed for its medicinal properties, using it in various remedies.
In folklore, camphorweed was believed to ward off evil spirits when hung above doorways.
The camphorweed's strong fragrance filled the garden, attracting bees and butterflies.
