racemous (Meaning)
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racemous (a.)
See Racemose.
Synonyms & Antonyms of racemous
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
racemous Sentence Examples
- The majestic oak tree bore racemous clusters of acorns, their heavy weight gracefully weighing down the branches.
- The lilac bush was adorned with racemous panicles of fragrant blooms, their delicate petals attracting countless pollinators.
- The meadows were alive with racemous spires of clover, their sweet scent carried by the gentle breeze.
- The honeysuckle twined itself around the trellis, its racemous flowers blooming profusely in a cascade of sweetness.
- The foxglove plant stood tall, its racemous inflorescences resembling spires of purple fire.
- The wisteria's racemous clusters of pale violet blossoms hung gracefully from the vine, enveloping the arbor in a fragrant embrace.
- The Lupinus flower proudly displayed its racemous spikes of vibrant blue, attracting hummingbirds and bees alike.
- The hyacinth's racemous racemes of bell-shaped flowers emitted an intoxicating fragrance that permeated the garden.
- The goldenrod plant's racemous racemes of yellow blooms swayed in the autumn breeze, adding a splash of warmth to the changing landscape.
- The delphinium's racemous pillars of sapphire spikes dominated the flowerbeds, adding an ethereal touch to the summer garden.
FAQs About the word racemous
See Racemose.
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No antonyms found.
The majestic oak tree bore racemous clusters of acorns, their heavy weight gracefully weighing down the branches.
The lilac bush was adorned with racemous panicles of fragrant blooms, their delicate petals attracting countless pollinators.
The meadows were alive with racemous spires of clover, their sweet scent carried by the gentle breeze.
The honeysuckle twined itself around the trellis, its racemous flowers blooming profusely in a cascade of sweetness.
