lacunal (Meaning)

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lacunal (a.)

Alt. of Lacunar

The lacunal spaces in the brain were filled with cerebrospinal fluid.
The lacunal infarct was caused by a small stroke in the deep brain tissue.
The lacunal skull of the dinosaur allowed for large eyes and a powerful jaw.
The lacunal glands in the leaves of the plant secrete a sticky substance that traps insects.
The lacunar spaces in the bone were filled with marrow.
The lacunar ducts in the kidney help to filter waste products from the blood.
The lacunal canals in the sponge carry water and nutrients to the cells.
The lacunal spaces in the lung tissue allow for the exchange of gases.
The lacunal spaces in the liver help to detoxify the blood.
The lacunal spaces in the spleen help to filter red blood cells.

Alt. of Lacunar

lack, deficiency,shortage, absence, drouth, dearth, insufficiency, inadequacy,paucity, drought

amplitude, adequacy, adequacy, opulence, sufficiency, plenty, wealth, amplitude, plenty, sufficiency

The lacunal spaces in the brain were filled with cerebrospinal fluid.

The lacunal infarct was caused by a small stroke in the deep brain tissue.

The lacunal skull of the dinosaur allowed for large eyes and a powerful jaw.

The lacunal glands in the leaves of the plant secrete a sticky substance that traps insects.