guttated (Meaning)

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guttated (a.)

Besprinkled with drops, or droplike spots.

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The leaves of the weeping willow tree guttated profusely, creating a gentle rainfall beneath its canopy.
After a heavy downpour, the ground beneath the maple tree was guttated, leaving behind puddles and saturated soil.
The thirsty plants guttated heavily, absorbing every drop of water that had fallen from the heavens.
The dripping faucet in the bathroom guttated incessantly, creating a steady rhythm that disturbed sleep.
The condensation on the windowpane guttated lazily, forming tiny droplets that raced down the glass.
The honeybees guttated on the sunflowers, their tongues eagerly extracting the sweet nectar.
The stalactites in the cave guttated slowly, their pointed tips glistening with water.
The lava from the volcano guttated fiercely, spewing molten rock into the air.
The infected wound guttated pus, a sign that it was becoming increasingly inflamed.
The surgeon deftly guttated the excess fluid from the incision, ensuring proper drainage and healing.

Besprinkled with drops, or droplike spots.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The leaves of the weeping willow tree guttated profusely, creating a gentle rainfall beneath its canopy.

After a heavy downpour, the ground beneath the maple tree was guttated, leaving behind puddles and saturated soil.

The thirsty plants guttated heavily, absorbing every drop of water that had fallen from the heavens.

The dripping faucet in the bathroom guttated incessantly, creating a steady rhythm that disturbed sleep.