decumbence (Meaning)
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decumbence (n.)
Alt. of Decumbency
Synonyms & Antonyms of decumbence
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decumbence Sentence Examples
- The decumbence of the old trees in the forest signaled their eventual collapse.
- The decumbence of the cliffs along the coastline posed a danger to nearby structures.
- Botanists study the decumbence of plants to understand their growth patterns.
- Gardeners often prune plants to encourage decumbence and create a more aesthetically pleasing landscape.
- The decumbence of the vines allowed them to spread across the garden floor.
- Hikers should be cautious of loose rocks caused by the decumbence of the mountain slopes.
- The decumbence of the riverbanks indicated erosion was taking place.
- Farmers must manage soil erosion caused by the decumbence of agricultural fields.
- Engineers must consider the decumbence of structures when designing for stability in earthquake-prone areas.
- The gradual decumbence of the building's foundation led to structural instability over time.
FAQs About the word decumbence
Alt. of Decumbency
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The decumbence of the old trees in the forest signaled their eventual collapse.
The decumbence of the cliffs along the coastline posed a danger to nearby structures.
Botanists study the decumbence of plants to understand their growth patterns.
Gardeners often prune plants to encourage decumbence and create a more aesthetically pleasing landscape.
