incanous (Meaning)
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incanous (a.)
Hoary with white pubescence.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incanous
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incanous Sentence Examples
- The ancient oak tree displayed a majestic crown of incanous leaves that shimmered in the autumn breeze.
- The elderly woman's hair had turned incanous, a testament to a life well-lived.
- The snow-covered mountain peak presented an incanous spectacle, contrasting starkly against the azure sky.
- The incanous owl perched silently on the branch, its keen eyes scanning the forest floor.
- The incanous mist that clung to the valley floor obscured the details of the surrounding landscape.
- The incanous moth fluttered through the night, its wings adorned with intricate patterns.
- The ancient manuscript featured incanous lettering that had faded over the centuries.
- The incanous moss that grew on the rocks added a touch of ethereal beauty to the stream.
- The incanous feathers of the arctic ptarmigan provided camouflage against the snow-covered tundra.
- The incanous beard of the wise old sage conveyed his years of experience and wisdom.
FAQs About the word incanous
Hoary with white pubescence.
No synonyms found.
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The ancient oak tree displayed a majestic crown of incanous leaves that shimmered in the autumn breeze.
The elderly woman's hair had turned incanous, a testament to a life well-lived.
The snow-covered mountain peak presented an incanous spectacle, contrasting starkly against the azure sky.
The incanous owl perched silently on the branch, its keen eyes scanning the forest floor.
