orchal (Meaning)
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orchal (n.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of orchal
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orchal Sentence Examples
- The orchal, a diminutive fern, clung tenaciously to the crevices of the rock face.
- The emerald-green fronds of the orchal danced gently in the breeze.
- The orchal's delicate roots anchored it firmly to the mossy surface.
- The orchal provided a vibrant tapestry of greenery amidst the barren landscape.
- The orchal flourished in the humid and shaded microclimate of the ravine.
- The orchal was a haven for insects and small creatures seeking shelter.
- The orchal's intricate veins formed a mesmerizing pattern on its leaves.
- The orchal was a testament to the resilience of life in even the harshest environments.
- The orchal's adaptability allowed it to thrive in a diverse range of habitats.
- The orchal was a symbol of hope and renewal in the desolate wilderness.
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See Archil.
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The orchal, a diminutive fern, clung tenaciously to the crevices of the rock face.
The emerald-green fronds of the orchal danced gently in the breeze.
The orchal's delicate roots anchored it firmly to the mossy surface.
The orchal provided a vibrant tapestry of greenery amidst the barren landscape.
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