decussative (Meaning)
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decussative (a.)
Intersecting at acute angles.
Synonyms & Antonyms of decussative
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decussative Sentence Examples
- The decussative pattern of the veins in the leaf fascinated botanists.
- The decussative arrangement of the branches created a visually striking canopy in the forest.
- The decussative design of the fence added an element of elegance to the garden.
- The decussative pathways of the nerves in the brain are crucial for sensory processing.
- The decussative lines on the map indicated major transportation routes.
- The decussative structure of the building's architecture drew inspiration from classical designs.
- In medical imaging, the decussative orientation of fibers can be observed in certain brain regions.
- The decussative nature of the relationship between predator and prey is essential for ecosystem balance.
- The decussative arrangement of furniture in the room maximized space utilization.
- The artist incorporated a decussative motif into the painting, symbolizing interconnectedness.
FAQs About the word decussative
Intersecting at acute angles.
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The decussative pattern of the veins in the leaf fascinated botanists.
The decussative arrangement of the branches created a visually striking canopy in the forest.
The decussative design of the fence added an element of elegance to the garden.
The decussative pathways of the nerves in the brain are crucial for sensory processing.
