flagellator (Meaning)
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flagellator (n.)
One who practices flagellation; one who whips or scourges.
Synonyms & Antonyms of flagellator
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flagellator Sentence Examples
- The flagellator's whip-like tail propelled it through the water with remarkable speed.
- The parasitic flagellator infected the host's cells, causing severe damage.
- The flagellator's ability to change its shape allowed it to adapt to various environments.
- The scientist observed the flagellator under a microscope, marveling at its intricate structure.
- The flagellator was identified as the causative agent of a deadly disease that spread throughout the region.
- The flagellator's genome contained valuable information about the evolution of unicellular organisms.
- The study of flagellators provided insights into the diversity and complexity of the microbial world.
- The flagellator's presence in the water sample indicated the presence of organic pollution.
- Researchers used fluorescent microscopy to visualize the flagellator's motility and behavior.
- The flagellator was found to exhibit phototaxis, responding to light stimuli by swimming towards or away from it.
FAQs About the word flagellator
One who practices flagellation; one who whips or scourges.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The flagellator's whip-like tail propelled it through the water with remarkable speed.
The parasitic flagellator infected the host's cells, causing severe damage.
The flagellator's ability to change its shape allowed it to adapt to various environments.
The scientist observed the flagellator under a microscope, marveling at its intricate structure.
