housefly (Meaning)
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housefly (n)
common fly that frequents human habitations and spreads many diseases
Synonyms & Antonyms of housefly
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housefly Sentence Examples
- The persistent housefly buzzed incessantly around the kitchen window.
- The housefly's compound eyes allowed it to see in almost every direction.
- The tiny housefly deposited eggs on the edge of the refrigerator.
- The stench of rotting food attracted a swarm of houseflies.
- The housefly darted and dodged as a hand swatted at it.
- The housefly's proboscis, like a tiny straw, was used to suck up liquids.
- The housefly's lifespan of about a month was surprisingly long for such a small creature.
- The housefly's role as a vector for disease made it a pest to humans.
- Despite its annoying presence, the housefly played a vital role in ecosystems.
- The housefly's remarkable adaptability ensured its survival in diverse environments.
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common fly that frequents human habitations and spreads many diseases
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The persistent housefly buzzed incessantly around the kitchen window.
The housefly's compound eyes allowed it to see in almost every direction.
The tiny housefly deposited eggs on the edge of the refrigerator.
The stench of rotting food attracted a swarm of houseflies.
