layers (Meaning)
layers
one that lays, a plant developed by layering, to form out of superimposed layers, to separate into layers, a branch or shoot of a plant that roots while still attached to the parent plant, to form or arrange in layers, one thickness or fold over or under another, to form roots where a stem comes in contact with the ground, to propagate (a plant) by means of layers, one thickness, course, or fold laid or lying over or under another, to place as a layer, to place a layer on top of, stratum, stratum sense 1, one that lays something (such as a worker who lays brick or a hen that lays eggs), horizon sense 2, to form by adding layers
Synonyms & Antonyms of layers
layers Sentence Examples
- The archaeologist carefully brushed away layers of dirt to uncover ancient ruins.
- The cake was so tall that it had multiple layers of frosting.
- The forest floor was covered in layers of fallen leaves and pine needles.
- The onion had several layers that needed to be peeled away.
- The painting exhibited layers of intricate detail and brushstrokes.
- The soil contained distinct layers, each with its unique texture and composition.
- The geological layers of the Grand Canyon revealed the Earth's ancient history.
- The skin consists of multiple layers, each serving a specific function.
- The clothing he wore had many layers due to the unusually cold weather.
- The computer program had multiple layers of security to protect sensitive data.
FAQs About the word layers
one that lays, a plant developed by layering, to form out of superimposed layers, to separate into layers, a branch or shoot of a plant that roots while still a
loops, seams, plaits,plies, corrugations, pleats, furrows, creases, puckers,tucks
unpiles,,
The archaeologist carefully brushed away layers of dirt to uncover ancient ruins.
The cake was so tall that it had multiple layers of frosting.
The forest floor was covered in layers of fallen leaves and pine needles.
The onion had several layers that needed to be peeled away.
