lepidopteran (Meaning)
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lepidopteran (n)
insect that in the adult state has four wings more or less covered with tiny scales
Synonyms & Antonyms of lepidopteran
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lepidopteran Sentence Examples
- The enchanting lepidopteran, the Monarch butterfly, fluttered gracefully through the garden.
- The delicate wings of the lepidopteran shimmered iridescently in the sunlight.
- The caterpillar, a precursor to the magnificent lepidopteran, crawled diligently on the leaf.
- The pupa of the lepidopteran hung suspended, a silent promise of transformation.
- The life cycle of the lepidopteran, from egg to butterfly, exemplifies the wonders of nature.
- The study of lepidopterans, known as lepidopterology, has fascinated scientists for centuries.
- The largest lepidopteran in the world, the Atlas moth, boasts a wingspan that rivals a small bird.
- The intricate patterns on the wings of lepidopterans serve as a form of camouflage and communication.
- The vibrant colors of lepidopterans are often used as inspiration for art and design.
- The presence of lepidopterans in an ecosystem indicates a healthy environment filled with diverse flora and fauna.
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insect that in the adult state has four wings more or less covered with tiny scales
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The enchanting lepidopteran, the Monarch butterfly, fluttered gracefully through the garden.
The delicate wings of the lepidopteran shimmered iridescently in the sunlight.
The caterpillar, a precursor to the magnificent lepidopteran, crawled diligently on the leaf.
The pupa of the lepidopteran hung suspended, a silent promise of transformation.
