leafage (Meaning)
leafage (n)
the main organ of photosynthesis and transpiration in higher plants
leafage (n.)
Leaves, collectively; foliage.
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leafage Sentence Examples
- The verdant leafage of the ancient oak tree cast a dappled shade upon the forest floor.
- The autumnal leafage painted the landscape in vibrant hues of crimson, orange, and gold.
- The lush leafage of the tropical rainforest created an impenetrable canopy above the ground.
- The gentle breeze rustled through the leafage, filling the air with its ethereal whisper.
- The intricate veins and patterns of the leafage served as a testament to nature's artistry.
- The leafage of the willow tree cascaded gracefully into the babbling brook below.
- The sunlight filtering through the leafage created a mosaic of light and shadow on the forest path.
- The birdsong echoed through the dense leafage, filling the forest with a symphony of sound.
- The leafage of the giant ferns reached up to the sky like prehistoric sentinels.
- The loss of leafage during the winter months transformed the forest into a skeletal landscape.
FAQs About the word leafage
the main organ of photosynthesis and transpiration in higher plantsLeaves, collectively; foliage.
foliage, vegetation, flora,green, herbage, undergrowth, prairie,greenery, grassland, verdure
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The verdant leafage of the ancient oak tree cast a dappled shade upon the forest floor.
The autumnal leafage painted the landscape in vibrant hues of crimson, orange, and gold.
The lush leafage of the tropical rainforest created an impenetrable canopy above the ground.
The gentle breeze rustled through the leafage, filling the air with its ethereal whisper.