net-veined (Meaning)
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net-veined (a.)
Having veins, or nerves, reticulated or netted; as, a net-veined wing or leaf.
Synonyms & Antonyms of net-veined
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net-veined Sentence Examples
- The wisteria's net-veined leaves gracefully cascaded down the trellis.
- The intricate net-veined structure of the lily pad created a stunning mosaic on the water's surface.
- The giant rhubarb's massive net-veined leaves provided ample shade in the garden.
- The botanist examined the plant's net-veined leaves under a microscope, noting its exceptional venation pattern.
- The distinctive net-veined leaves of the weeping willow swayed gently in the summer breeze.
- The large, net-veined leaves of the grapevine offered privacy and created a canopy over the patio.
- The delicate net-veined wings of the butterfly seemed as fragile as gossamer.
- The ancient tree's bark was covered in intricate net-veined patterns, a testament to its enduring history.
- The net-veined leaves of the snake plant added a touch of tropical elegance to the living room.
- The artist's painting captured the intricate net-veined details of the autumn leaves, creating a scene of vibrant beauty.
FAQs About the word net-veined
Having veins, or nerves, reticulated or netted; as, a net-veined wing or leaf.
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The wisteria's net-veined leaves gracefully cascaded down the trellis.
The intricate net-veined structure of the lily pad created a stunning mosaic on the water's surface.
The giant rhubarb's massive net-veined leaves provided ample shade in the garden.
The botanist examined the plant's net-veined leaves under a microscope, noting its exceptional venation pattern.
