garden spider (Meaning)
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garden spider (n)
a spider common in European gardens
Synonyms & Antonyms of garden spider
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garden spider Sentence Examples
- The garden spider's intricate web glistened in the morning dew.
- The eight-legged garden spider patiently waited for its unsuspecting prey.
- The venomous bite of the garden spider can be painful, but is rarely fatal.
- Garden spiders prefer to build their webs in sheltered areas, such as under eaves or in dense vegetation.
- The female garden spider is larger than the male, and can grow up to two inches in body length.
- Garden spiders are nocturnal hunters, and spend the day hidden in their webs.
- The silken threads of the garden spider's web are incredibly strong and elastic.
- Garden spiders are beneficial insects, as they help to control populations of pests.
- The garden spider's scientific name is Araneus diadematus.
- Garden spiders can live for up to two years in the wild.
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a spider common in European gardens
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The garden spider's intricate web glistened in the morning dew.
The eight-legged garden spider patiently waited for its unsuspecting prey.
The venomous bite of the garden spider can be painful, but is rarely fatal.
Garden spiders prefer to build their webs in sheltered areas, such as under eaves or in dense vegetation.
