echinate (Meaning)
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echinate (a.)
Alt. of Echinated
Synonyms & Antonyms of echinate
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echinate Sentence Examples
- It was amazing to explore the echinate structures on the fossilized sea urchin.
- The echinate surface of the cactus offered protection from potential predators.
- The leaves of the plant had a rough echinate texture, making them easily identifiable.
- Examining the echinate details on the ancient artifacts provided valuable insights into the craftsmanship of the past.
- The echinate scales on the lizard's skin gave it a unique and captivating appearance.
- The fruit had an echinate rind, which provided a barrier against insects and other pests.
- The echinate bristles on the caterpillar served as defense against potential threats.
- The echinate hairs on the plant's stem provided extra grip for climbing supports.
- The echinate surface of the tool provided an excellent grip, even in wet conditions.
- The echinate texture of the rock made it suitable for use in abrasive applications.
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Alt. of Echinated
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It was amazing to explore the echinate structures on the fossilized sea urchin.
The echinate surface of the cactus offered protection from potential predators.
The leaves of the plant had a rough echinate texture, making them easily identifiable.
Examining the echinate details on the ancient artifacts provided valuable insights into the craftsmanship of the past.
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