monanthous (Meaning)

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monanthous (a.)

Having but one flower; one-flowered.

Synonyms & Antonyms of monanthous

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monanthous Sentence Examples

  1. The monanthous plant blossomed for a single day, its vibrant petals fading into oblivion by nightfall.
  2. The botanist marveled at the monanthous flowers, each one an ephemeral masterpiece blooming for just a fleeting moment.
  3. The monanthous shrub bore a solitary bloom, its delicate petals forming an exquisite contrast to its thorny branches.
  4. The monanthous orchid's exotic beauty captivated onlookers, its intricate patterns and fragrant aroma stealing the spotlight.
  5. The monanthous water lily floated gracefully on the pond's surface, its star-shaped blossom unfurling with the morning light.
  6. The monanthous tree bloomed once a year, its canopy adorned with a profusion of vibrant blossoms for a brief but unforgettable period.
  7. The monanthous plant's rapid decline after flowering was a poignant reminder of the ephemeral nature of beauty.
  8. The monanthous weeds infested the field, their tiny white flowers creating a carpet of ephemeral beauty that masked their invasive nature.
  9. The monanthous desert flower clung tenaciously to life, its single bloom a beacon of resilience amid the arid landscape.
  10. The monanthous cactus erupted in a burst of color, its fragile blossom a testament to the adaptability and wonder of the natural world.

FAQs About the word monanthous

Having but one flower; one-flowered.

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The monanthous plant blossomed for a single day, its vibrant petals fading into oblivion by nightfall.

The botanist marveled at the monanthous flowers, each one an ephemeral masterpiece blooming for just a fleeting moment.

The monanthous shrub bore a solitary bloom, its delicate petals forming an exquisite contrast to its thorny branches.

The monanthous orchid's exotic beauty captivated onlookers, its intricate patterns and fragrant aroma stealing the spotlight.