homaloid (Meaning)
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homaloid (a.)
Alt. of Homaloidal
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homaloid Sentence Examples
- The homaloid landscape of the prairie stretched out before them, a vast expanse without noticeable hills or valleys.
- Botanists marveled at the homaloid growth pattern of certain succulent plants, which grew in a flat, cushion-like form.
- The surface of the ice sheet had a homaloid appearance, with no significant undulations or crevasses.
- In architecture, homaloid surfaces are often used to create a sense of spaciousness and tranquility.
- The aircraft glided smoothly through the homaloid clouds, providing a clear view of the terrain below.
- The skin condition homaloidosis causes the skin to become flat and smooth, resembling a homaloid surface.
- Researchers studied the homaloid adaptations of desert plants, which enable them to survive in extreme environments.
- The homaloid shape of the spacecraft's hull minimized drag and improved its aerodynamic efficiency.
- The topography of the plateau was largely homaloid, except for a few isolated hills and mesas.
- The homaloid texture of the painting created a sense of depth and dimension, despite its flat surface.
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The homaloid landscape of the prairie stretched out before them, a vast expanse without noticeable hills or valleys.
Botanists marveled at the homaloid growth pattern of certain succulent plants, which grew in a flat, cushion-like form.
The surface of the ice sheet had a homaloid appearance, with no significant undulations or crevasses.
In architecture, homaloid surfaces are often used to create a sense of spaciousness and tranquility.
