leucinic (Meaning)

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leucinic (a.)

Pertaining to, or designating, an acid obtained from leucin, and called also oxycaproic acid.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The male deer was distinctive in its leucinic appearance, its once brown fur now a pale, nearly white hue.
Wildlife biologists were thrilled to observe a leucinic bobcat, a rare genetic variation that results in a near-white coat.
The leucinic alligator surprised researchers with its unusual coloration, as it glided through the murky waters of the swamp.
The leucinic wolf stood out amidst its darker packmates, its fur shimmering in a dappled array of white and cream.
The leucinic tiger's distinctive stripes and pale coloration made it an enchanting sight in the jungle.
The leucinic zebra, with its white stripes against a cream background, was a fascinating spectacle in the African savannah.
The leucinic kangaroo bounded through the undergrowth, its white fur contrasting sharply with the surrounding foliage.
The leucinic python attracted much attention in the reptile house of the zoo, as visitors marveled at its rare and striking appearance.
Scientists discovered a leucinic bat colony in a remote cave, its members exhibiting a ghostly white coloration.
The leucinic polar bear, with its gleaming white fur and piercing gaze, was a majestic sight against the icy landscape of the Arctic.

Pertaining to, or designating, an acid obtained from leucin, and called also oxycaproic acid.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The male deer was distinctive in its leucinic appearance, its once brown fur now a pale, nearly white hue.

Wildlife biologists were thrilled to observe a leucinic bobcat, a rare genetic variation that results in a near-white coat.

The leucinic alligator surprised researchers with its unusual coloration, as it glided through the murky waters of the swamp.

The leucinic wolf stood out amidst its darker packmates, its fur shimmering in a dappled array of white and cream.