long-horned beetle (Meaning)
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long-horned beetle (n)
long-bodied beetle having very long antennae
Synonyms & Antonyms of long-horned beetle
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long-horned beetle Sentence Examples
- The long-horned beetle's impressive antennae extended several inches from its head.
- The beetle's glossy exoskeleton gleamed iridescently, revealing long, serrated antennae.
- The long-horned beetle deftly maneuvered through the thick foliage, its antennae acting as sensitive sensors.
- The female long-horned beetle laid her eggs beneath the bark of decaying trees.
- The larvae of the long-horned beetle burrowed deep into the wood, feeding on the cellulose.
- The long-horned beetle's larval stage could last for several years.
- As an adult, the long-horned beetle emerged from the tree trunk, its long antennae twitching.
- The long-horned beetle's voracious appetite could cause significant damage to wooden structures.
- Conservation efforts were underway to protect the rare and endangered species of long-horned beetle.
- The intricate patterns on the long-horned beetle's exoskeleton inspired artists and designers alike.
FAQs About the word long-horned beetle
long-bodied beetle having very long antennae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The long-horned beetle's impressive antennae extended several inches from its head.
The beetle's glossy exoskeleton gleamed iridescently, revealing long, serrated antennae.
The long-horned beetle deftly maneuvered through the thick foliage, its antennae acting as sensitive sensors.
The female long-horned beetle laid her eggs beneath the bark of decaying trees.
