frogs-bit (Meaning)
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frogs-bit (n.)
Frogbit.
Synonyms & Antonyms of frogs-bit
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frogs-bit Sentence Examples
- The lush pond held a sea of delicate frogs-bit, its tiny leaves floating like emerald lily pads.
- As the sun peeked through the canopy, the frogs-bit shimmered and danced in the dappled light.
- The frogs-bit provided ample shade and shelter for the resident tadpoles, shielding them from predators.
- Tiny white flowers adorned the frogs-bit, adding a touch of elegance to the aquatic ecosystem.
- The tangled roots of the frogs-bit created a complex underwater labyrinth, providing a haven for aquatic insects.
- The frogs-bit's nutrient-rich leaves were a vital food source for herbivorous fish and other aquatic creatures.
- Researchers studied the frogs-bit's resilience to pollution, hoping to harness its ability to filter toxins from water.
- The invasive nature of frogs-bit in some regions posed a threat to native aquatic plants, competing for space and resources.
- Local conservationists initiated a community effort to remove excess frogs-bit from sensitive waterways.
- As the evening mist descended, the frogs-bit leaves folded inward, forming a blanket of green over the pond's surface.
FAQs About the word frogs-bit
Frogbit.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The lush pond held a sea of delicate frogs-bit, its tiny leaves floating like emerald lily pads.
As the sun peeked through the canopy, the frogs-bit shimmered and danced in the dappled light.
The frogs-bit provided ample shade and shelter for the resident tadpoles, shielding them from predators.
Tiny white flowers adorned the frogs-bit, adding a touch of elegance to the aquatic ecosystem.
