parallelistic (Meaning)

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parallelistic (a.)

Of the nature of a parallelism; involving parallelism.

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The melodies in the symphony ran parallelistic, intertwining and harmonizing beautifully.
The parallelistic lines of the poetry created a sense of symmetry and balance.
The streets of the city ran parallelistic, creating an orderly and efficient grid system.
The branches of the tree extended parallelistic, forming a canopy that shaded the ground.
The veins in the leaf were arranged in a parallelistic manner, efficiently carrying water and nutrients.
The runners lined up parallelistic at the starting line, ready to sprint.
The parallelistic strokes of the paintbrush created a vibrant and textured artwork.
The dancers performed their routine in a parallelistic formation, their movements synchronized and precise.
The two lines of the equation paralleled each other, indicating an equal relationship between the variables.
The parallelistic evolution of species suggested shared ancestry and common genetic traits.

Of the nature of a parallelism; involving parallelism.

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The melodies in the symphony ran parallelistic, intertwining and harmonizing beautifully.

The parallelistic lines of the poetry created a sense of symmetry and balance.

The streets of the city ran parallelistic, creating an orderly and efficient grid system.

The branches of the tree extended parallelistic, forming a canopy that shaded the ground.