hart's-ear (Meaning)
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hart's-ear (n.)
An Asiatic species of Cacalia (C. Kleinia), used medicinally in India.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hart's-ear
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hart's-ear Sentence Examples
- The delicate hart's-ear fern gracefully adorned the forest floor.
- The ancient oak's gnarled roots played host to a cluster of vibrant hart's-ears.
- The hart's-ear's velvety fronds caressed my fingertips, leaving a sense of tranquility.
- A myriad of hart's-ears clung to the damp limestone walls of the cave, adding a touch of emerald green.
- The hart's-ear's petioles, like tiny antennae, reached towards the sunlight.
- The hart's-ear's heart-shaped fronds whispered tales of the ancient woodland.
- The hart's-ear's spores, carried by the wind, spread its delicate beauty throughout the forest.
- The hart's-ear's ability to thrive in shady places added a touch of life to the gloomy understory.
- The hart's-ear's medicinal properties were once used to treat heart ailments.
- The shimmering dew droplets that clung to the hart's-ear's fronds created a miniature rainbow when the sun peeked through the canopy.
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An Asiatic species of Cacalia (C. Kleinia), used medicinally in India.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The delicate hart's-ear fern gracefully adorned the forest floor.
The ancient oak's gnarled roots played host to a cluster of vibrant hart's-ears.
The hart's-ear's velvety fronds caressed my fingertips, leaving a sense of tranquility.
A myriad of hart's-ears clung to the damp limestone walls of the cave, adding a touch of emerald green.
