inextinct (Meaning)

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inextinct (a.)

Not quenched; not extinct.

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The giant panda is a prime example of a species that has been brought back from the brink of extinction.
Thanks to conservation efforts, the black rhinoceros is no longer considered extinct but rather inextinct.
The California condor's recovery from near extinction is a testament to the power of human intervention.
The American bison, once thought to be extinct, has made a remarkable comeback and is now inextinct.
The Arabian oryx was brought back from the brink of extinction through a successful captive breeding program.
The Przewalski's horse, once extinct in the wild, has been reintroduced to its former habitat and is now inextinct.
The baiji, a species of river dolphin, is sadly now extinct, but scientists are hopeful that the Yangtze finless porpoise, its close relative, can be saved from extinction.
The Javan tiger is one of the most critically endangered species on the planet, but conservationists are working tirelessly to keep it from going extinct.
The Sumatran orangutan is facing numerous threats, including habitat loss and poaching, but it is still considered inextinct.
The golden lion tamarin is a small and endangered species of monkey that has been successfully reintroduced to the wild, giving hope for its long-term survival and preventing its extinction.

Not quenched; not extinct.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The giant panda is a prime example of a species that has been brought back from the brink of extinction.

Thanks to conservation efforts, the black rhinoceros is no longer considered extinct but rather inextinct.

The California condor's recovery from near extinction is a testament to the power of human intervention.

The American bison, once thought to be extinct, has made a remarkable comeback and is now inextinct.