monopody (Meaning)
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monopody (n.)
A measure of but a single foot.
Synonyms & Antonyms of monopody
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monopody Sentence Examples
- The monopody of the tree presented a striking silhouette against the horizon.
- The mutant flower exhibited an unusual monopody, with a single stem bearing several blooms.
- The monopodial growth habit of the fern allowed it to spread rapidly through the forest understory.
- The architect designed a bold structure featuring a cantilevered monopody that extended dramatically over the cliff's edge.
- The sculptor's bronze monopody, depicting a graceful dancer, captured the essence of movement and elegance.
- The monopody of the racing bicycle minimized drag and provided improved aerodynamics.
- The monopodial structure of the climbing rope ensured a strong and secure hold for adventurers.
- The fossilized remains of the extinct animal revealed a unique monopody, suggesting a novel evolutionary adaptation.
- The monopody of the palm tree swayed gently in the tropical breeze, casting long shadows on the beach below.
- The monopodial growth pattern of the cacti enabled them to survive in the harsh desert environment by minimizing water loss through evaporation.
FAQs About the word monopody
A measure of but a single foot.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The monopody of the tree presented a striking silhouette against the horizon.
The mutant flower exhibited an unusual monopody, with a single stem bearing several blooms.
The monopodial growth habit of the fern allowed it to spread rapidly through the forest understory.
The architect designed a bold structure featuring a cantilevered monopody that extended dramatically over the cliff's edge.
