linigerous (Meaning)
Webster
linigerous (a.)
Bearing flax; producing linen.
Synonyms & Antonyms of linigerous
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linigerous Sentence Examples
- The garden bloomed with linigerous shrubs, their branches adorned with delicate flowers.
- The meadow was a tapestry of linigerous plants, attracting butterflies and bees alike.
- The linigerous hedge provided shelter and sustenance for countless birds and small animals.
- The ancient oak tree was linigerous, its gnarled trunk entwined with vines laden with blossoms.
- The linigerous vines cascaded down the trellises, creating a fragrant and idyllic retreat.
- The linigerous wisteria draped itself over the archway, forming a breathtaking canopy of purple.
- The fragrant linigerous honeysuckle filled the air with its sweet scent, attracting moths and other nocturnal creatures.
- The linigerous azaleas transformed the garden into a riot of color, each bloom a miniature masterpiece.
- The linigerous plants in the greenhouse thrived under the controlled environment, producing an abundance of flowers year-round.
- The linigerous landscape inspired poets and artists, its beauty capturing their imaginations and stirring their souls.
FAQs About the word linigerous
Bearing flax; producing linen.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The garden bloomed with linigerous shrubs, their branches adorned with delicate flowers.
The meadow was a tapestry of linigerous plants, attracting butterflies and bees alike.
The linigerous hedge provided shelter and sustenance for countless birds and small animals.
The ancient oak tree was linigerous, its gnarled trunk entwined with vines laden with blossoms.
