glass-snail (Meaning)
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glass-snail (n.)
A small, transparent, land snail, of the genus Vitrina.
Synonyms & Antonyms of glass-snail
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glass-snail Sentence Examples
- The glass-snail's translucent shell shimmered like a prism in the sunlight.
- The tiny glass-snail glided across the mossy bark, leaving a silvery trail in its wake.
- The glass-snail's fragile form made it vulnerable to the slightest touch.
- The glass-snail's antenna extended like a miniature spyglass, scanning its surroundings.
- The glass-snail's eyes were like tiny black jewels, set in a delicate shell.
- The glass-snail's diet consisted primarily of algae and fungi.
- The glass-snail played a vital role in its ecosystem, recycling decaying organic matter.
- The glass-snail's habitat was threatened by deforestation and urbanization.
- Scientists studied the glass-snail's unusual biology to better understand the survival of small animals.
- The glass-snail's beauty and fragility captured the imagination of artists and poets throughout history.
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A small, transparent, land snail, of the genus Vitrina.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The glass-snail's translucent shell shimmered like a prism in the sunlight.
The tiny glass-snail glided across the mossy bark, leaving a silvery trail in its wake.
The glass-snail's fragile form made it vulnerable to the slightest touch.
The glass-snail's antenna extended like a miniature spyglass, scanning its surroundings.
