lineolate (Meaning)
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lineolate (a.)
Marked with little lines.
Marked longitudinally with fine lines.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lineolate
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lineolate Sentence Examples
- The lineolate pattern on the moth's wings resembles a delicate tapestry.
- The scientist observed the elongated lineolate cells under a microscope.
- The artist's brushstrokes created a lineolate effect on the canvas, giving the painting a dynamic texture.
- The architectural design featured intricate lineolate elements, reminiscent of Art Deco motifs.
- The virus had a lineolate structure, consisting of linear filaments arranged in parallel.
- The metal surface was coated with a lineolate finish, providing it with a sleek and resistant appearance.
- The botanist identified the plant species based on the lineolate arrangement of its leaves.
- The lineolate cross-hatching of the engraving added depth and realism to the scene.
- The fabric displayed a subtle lineolate pattern, creating an optical illusion of movement.
- The geologist traced the lineolate folds in the rock, revealing the geological history of the area.
FAQs About the word lineolate
Marked with little lines., Marked longitudinally with fine lines.
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No antonyms found.
The lineolate pattern on the moth's wings resembles a delicate tapestry.
The scientist observed the elongated lineolate cells under a microscope.
The artist's brushstrokes created a lineolate effect on the canvas, giving the painting a dynamic texture.
The architectural design featured intricate lineolate elements, reminiscent of Art Deco motifs.
