protractile (Meaning)
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protractile (s)
able to be extended
Synonyms & Antonyms of protractile
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protractile Sentence Examples
- The protractile tongue of the chameleon shoots out to catch unsuspecting insects.
- Certain species of worms have a protractile proboscis used for feeding.
- The protractile claws of the eagle extend to grasp its prey with precision.
- The protractile nature of the turtle's neck allows it to retract into its shell for protection.
- Engineers designed a protractile mechanism for the telescope to adjust its focal length.
- The protractile nozzle on the garden hose can be adjusted for different spray patterns.
- The protractile limbs of the octopus aid in its ability to maneuver through tight spaces.
- The frog's protractile tongue shoots out to capture passing insects with lightning speed.
- A protractile handle on the briefcase makes it easy to carry during long commutes.
- The protractile snout of the anteater is perfectly adapted for probing into anthills in search of food.
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able to be extended
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The protractile tongue of the chameleon shoots out to catch unsuspecting insects.
Certain species of worms have a protractile proboscis used for feeding.
The protractile claws of the eagle extend to grasp its prey with precision.
The protractile nature of the turtle's neck allows it to retract into its shell for protection.
