graniferous (Meaning)
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graniferous (a.)
Bearing grain, or seeds like grain.
Synonyms & Antonyms of graniferous
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graniferous Sentence Examples
- The graniferous alluvial plain was covered in a tapestry of golden wheat fields.
- The graniferous valleys provided ample sustenance for the thriving civilization.
- The graniferous soil of the region produced bountiful harvests that nourished its people.
- The graniferous fields exuded an intoxicating aroma of ripening grain.
- The farmers toiled tirelessly in the graniferous lands, ensuring a steady supply of nourishment.
- The graniferous hillsides shimmered in the sunlight, promising a bountiful harvest.
- The graniferous plains were a testament to the transformative power of human ingenuity and agriculture.
- The graniferous lands whispered secrets of ancient civilizations that flourished from their bounty.
- The graniferous meadows were a haven for biodiversity, supporting a myriad of flora and fauna.
- The graniferous region became a symbol of prosperity, abundance, and the unwavering spirit of its inhabitants.
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Bearing grain, or seeds like grain.
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No antonyms found.
The graniferous alluvial plain was covered in a tapestry of golden wheat fields.
The graniferous valleys provided ample sustenance for the thriving civilization.
The graniferous soil of the region produced bountiful harvests that nourished its people.
The graniferous fields exuded an intoxicating aroma of ripening grain.
