pachydermous (Meaning)
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pachydermous (a)
of or relating to or characteristic of pachyderms
Synonyms & Antonyms of pachydermous
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pachydermous Sentence Examples
- The pachydermous hide of an elephant protected it from the sharp thorns.
- The rhinoceros's pachydermous skin rendered it impervious to insect bites.
- Despite its massive size, the hippopotamus possesses a surprisingly pachydermous hide.
- The pachydermous scales of an armadillo provide excellent defense against predators.
- The pachydermous nature of the iguana's scales makes it well-suited for arid environments.
- The pachydermous skin of a tortoise allows it to endure extreme temperatures.
- The pachydermous shell of a lobster serves as a robust protection against potential threats.
- The pachydermous exoskeleton of a crab is crucial for its survival in challenging environments.
- The pachydermous bristles of a pig provide insulation and protection against harsh weather conditions.
- The pachydermous tissue of a sea turtle's flippers enables it to withstand the force of powerful water currents.
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of or relating to or characteristic of pachyderms
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The pachydermous hide of an elephant protected it from the sharp thorns.
The rhinoceros's pachydermous skin rendered it impervious to insect bites.
Despite its massive size, the hippopotamus possesses a surprisingly pachydermous hide.
The pachydermous scales of an armadillo provide excellent defense against predators.
