cochleated (Meaning)
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cochleated (a.)
Having the form of a snail shell; spiral; turbinated.
Synonyms & Antonyms of cochleated
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cochleated Sentence Examples
- The cochleated pattern of the seashell mesmerized beachcombers along the shore.
- Artists often draw inspiration from the cochleated shapes found in nature for their sculptures.
- The cochleated design of the building's exterior created a visually striking facade.
- Biologists studied the cochleated shells of snails to understand their evolutionary adaptations.
- The cochleated structure of certain flowers aids in their pollination by specific insects.
- Engineers mimicked the cochleated form of certain shells to improve the aerodynamics of aircraft wings.
- The cochleated configuration of the DNA molecule is essential for its function in genetic replication.
- The cochleated arrangement of the pinecone's scales protects the seeds within.
- Scientists investigated the cochleated morphology of ancient fossils to trace evolutionary lineages.
- The cochleated shapes in the artwork represented the artist's fascination with organic forms.
FAQs About the word cochleated
Having the form of a snail shell; spiral; turbinated.
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No antonyms found.
The cochleated pattern of the seashell mesmerized beachcombers along the shore.
Artists often draw inspiration from the cochleated shapes found in nature for their sculptures.
The cochleated design of the building's exterior created a visually striking facade.
Biologists studied the cochleated shells of snails to understand their evolutionary adaptations.
