ramenta (Meaning)
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ramenta (n. pl.)
Thin brownish chaffy scales upon the leaves or young shoots of some plants, especially upon the petioles and leaves of ferns.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ramenta
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ramenta Sentence Examples
- The ancient ramenta, remnants of a once-magnificent temple, hinted at the grandeur of its past.
- The wind scattered ramenta, ethereal fragments of autumn leaves, across the forest floor.
- The artist meticulously collected ramenta, using them to create intricate mosaics that captured the essence of nature.
- The ramenta of discarded pottery shards yielded valuable insights into the ancient civilization that made them.
- The researcher sifted through layers of ramenta, each remnant a potential clue to the site's history.
- The delicate ramenta of butterfly wings shimmered in the sunlight, revealing their hidden patterns.
- The ramenta of fish scales glistened like iridescent jewels, reflecting the vibrant hues of the underwater world.
- The sculptor used ramenta of marble to create a haunting and ethereal work of art.
- The ramenta of old books provided glimpses into forgotten stories and long-lost worlds.
- The ramenta of seashells whispered tales of distant oceans and the creatures that once inhabited them.
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Thin brownish chaffy scales upon the leaves or young shoots of some plants, especially upon the petioles and leaves of ferns.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient ramenta, remnants of a once-magnificent temple, hinted at the grandeur of its past.
The wind scattered ramenta, ethereal fragments of autumn leaves, across the forest floor.
The artist meticulously collected ramenta, using them to create intricate mosaics that captured the essence of nature.
The ramenta of discarded pottery shards yielded valuable insights into the ancient civilization that made them.
