libellulid (Meaning)
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libellulid (n.)
A dragon fly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of libellulid
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
libellulid Sentence Examples
- The iridescent wings of the libellulid shimmered in the sunlight.
- A swarm of libellulids danced above the pond, their movements graceful and captivating.
- The libellulid's antennae were sensitive to vibrations, allowing it to detect nearby prey.
- The largest libellulid in North America is the giant darner, which has a wingspan of up to 5 inches.
- Libellulids are skilled aerial hunters, using their speed and agility to catch insects in mid-air.
- The nymphs of libellulids live in water, where they feed on aquatic invertebrates.
- The adult libellulid has a lifespan of several months, during which it may lay thousands of eggs.
- Libellulids are important members of aquatic ecosystems, helping to control populations of insects.
- Dragonflies and damselflies, both members of the order Odonata, are commonly referred to as libellulids.
- The delicate wings of the libellulid are easily damaged, making them susceptible to environmental degradation.
FAQs About the word libellulid
A dragon fly.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The iridescent wings of the libellulid shimmered in the sunlight.
A swarm of libellulids danced above the pond, their movements graceful and captivating.
The libellulid's antennae were sensitive to vibrations, allowing it to detect nearby prey.
The largest libellulid in North America is the giant darner, which has a wingspan of up to 5 inches.
