mammothrept (Meaning)

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mammothrept (n.)

A child brought up by its grandmother; a spoiled child.

Synonyms & Antonyms of mammothrept

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mammothrept Sentence Examples

  1. The mammothrept skeleton was discovered in a remote cave, providing valuable insights into prehistoric life.
  2. The museum's mammothrept exhibit featured interactive displays that brought the extinct creature to life.
  3. Scientists used advanced techniques to extract DNA from the mammothrept specimen, unlocking secrets about its genetic makeup.
  4. The mammothrept's massive tusks were instrumental in its survival, used for both defense and foraging.
  5. The mammothrept's shaggy coat provided insulation against the icy conditions of its environment.
  6. The researchers were astonished by the remarkable preservation of the mammothrept's soft tissues, including its skin and organs.
  7. The extinction of the mammothrept remains a mystery, with theories ranging from climate change to human hunting.
  8. The mammothrept's impressive size and strength left an enduring legacy, inspiring awe and wonder in observers.
  9. The discovery of the mammothrept provided evidence of the diversity and complexity of life in the Ice Age.
  10. The mammothrept's presence in the tundra ecosystem played a crucial role in shaping the landscape and plant communities.

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A child brought up by its grandmother; a spoiled child.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The mammothrept skeleton was discovered in a remote cave, providing valuable insights into prehistoric life.

The museum's mammothrept exhibit featured interactive displays that brought the extinct creature to life.

Scientists used advanced techniques to extract DNA from the mammothrept specimen, unlocking secrets about its genetic makeup.

The mammothrept's massive tusks were instrumental in its survival, used for both defense and foraging.