filaceous (Meaning)
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filaceous (a.)
Composed of threads.
Synonyms & Antonyms of filaceous
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filaceous Sentence Examples
- The filaceous structure of the plant's stem allowed it to withstand the strong winds.
- The filaceous material used in the filters ensured high levels of efficiency in capturing particles.
- The filaceous texture of the fabric made it ideal for draping and flowy designs.
- Researchers analyzed the filaceous structure of the ancient fossil to gain insights into its evolutionary history.
- The filaceous projections on the insect's exoskeleton provided it with better gripping ability.
- The filaceous hairs on the plant's leaves helped to disperse its seeds over a wider area.
- The delicate filaceous structure of the spider's web allowed it to capture even the tiniest of insects.
- The filaceous nature of the material made it suitable for constructing lightweight and sturdy structures.
- The filaceous arrangement of the fibers in the rope provided it with exceptional strength and durability.
- The filaceous edges of the leaves gave the plant a unique and visually appealing appearance.
FAQs About the word filaceous
Composed of threads.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The filaceous structure of the plant's stem allowed it to withstand the strong winds.
The filaceous material used in the filters ensured high levels of efficiency in capturing particles.
The filaceous texture of the fabric made it ideal for draping and flowy designs.
Researchers analyzed the filaceous structure of the ancient fossil to gain insights into its evolutionary history.
