pachydermal (Meaning)
Wordnet
pachydermal (a)
of or relating to or characteristic of pachyderms
Webster
pachydermal (a.)
Of or relating to the pachyderms; as, pachydermal dentition.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pachydermal
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pachydermal Sentence Examples
- The pachydermal elephants lumbered through the dense jungle.
- The thickness of the rhinoceros's pachydermal hide protects it from predators.
- Hippopotamuses are known for their massive, pachydermal bodies.
- The pachydermal armor of the tank allowed it to withstand heavy artillery fire.
- The pachydermal dinosaur had a thick, protective skin that made it virtually invulnerable.
- The pachydermal armor of the ancient warrior provided him with unmatched protection in battle.
- The pachydermal trunk of the elephant was a marvel of evolutionary adaptation.
- The pachydermal nature of the mammoth's skin enabled it to survive in the freezing ice ages.
- The pachydermal tissue of the plant's leaves provided it with resistance to drought.
- The pachydermal skin of the crocodile made it an effective predator in the harsh African savannas.
FAQs About the word pachydermal
of or relating to or characteristic of pachydermsOf or relating to the pachyderms; as, pachydermal dentition.
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The pachydermal elephants lumbered through the dense jungle.
The thickness of the rhinoceros's pachydermal hide protects it from predators.
Hippopotamuses are known for their massive, pachydermal bodies.
The pachydermal armor of the tank allowed it to withstand heavy artillery fire.
