globulous (Meaning)
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globulous (a.)
Globular; spherical; orbicular.
Synonyms & Antonyms of globulous
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globulous Sentence Examples
- The plump, globulous berries glistened under the sunlight like tiny orbs.
- The petri dish contained a swarm of globulous bacteria, each resembling a miniature sphere.
- The raindrops hung suspended in the air, forming globulous orbs of crystal-clear water.
- The mercury thermometer possessed a slender, globulous bulb at its lower end.
- The jellyfish drifted through the ocean, its body a translucent and globulous mass.
- The grapes on the vine adopted a globulous shape, promising a sweet harvest.
- The surgeon carefully removed the globulous tumor from the patient's abdomen.
- The microscopic cells appeared as globulous structures under the high-powered lens.
- The beads of sweat on her forehead glistened like globulous diamonds.
- The mist formed an ethereal veil, its tiny globulous droplets obscuring the distant scenery.
FAQs About the word globulous
Globular; spherical; orbicular.
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The plump, globulous berries glistened under the sunlight like tiny orbs.
The petri dish contained a swarm of globulous bacteria, each resembling a miniature sphere.
The raindrops hung suspended in the air, forming globulous orbs of crystal-clear water.
The mercury thermometer possessed a slender, globulous bulb at its lower end.
