macroural (Meaning)
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macroural (a.)
Same as Macrura, Macrural, etc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of macroural
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macroural Sentence Examples
- The macroural shrimp had a distinctively elongated body, giving it an elegant appearance.
- The macroural snake's sinuous movement allowed it to navigate through dense vegetation with ease.
- The macroural eels hunted at night, using their nocturnal vision to locate prey in the darkness.
- The macroural lobster's powerful claws proved formidable against its underwater predators.
- The macroural anglerfish attracted its prey using a bioluminescent lure attached to its elongated dorsal fin.
- The macroural squid's long, slender tentacles extended far beyond its mantle, allowing it to seize distant prey.
- The macroural jellyfish had a mesmerizing bell that gracefully pulsed through the water, creating a mesmerizing effect.
- The macroural tardigrade's ability to withstand extreme conditions made it an ideal model for studying resilience.
- The macroural bacterium had unique metabolic capabilities that allowed it to thrive in nutrient-poor environments.
- The macroural alga's long, flowing fronds provided habitat for a diverse community of marine organisms.
FAQs About the word macroural
Same as Macrura, Macrural, etc.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The macroural shrimp had a distinctively elongated body, giving it an elegant appearance.
The macroural snake's sinuous movement allowed it to navigate through dense vegetation with ease.
The macroural eels hunted at night, using their nocturnal vision to locate prey in the darkness.
The macroural lobster's powerful claws proved formidable against its underwater predators.
