reciprocornous (Meaning)
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reciprocornous (a.)
Having horns turning backward and then forward, like those of a ram.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reciprocornous
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reciprocornous Sentence Examples
- The reciprocornous motion of the piston within the engine generated a rhythmic thudding sound.
- Scientists marveled at the reciprocornous behavior of the newly discovered subatomic particle.
- The accordion's bellows expanded and contracted in a reciprocornous pattern, creating the instrument's characteristic sound.
- The reciprocornous action of the gears ensured a smooth and efficient transmission system.
- The reciprocornous movement of the robotic arm allowed it to navigate complex obstacles with precision.
- The reciprocornous waves crashed against the shore, creating a mesmerizing rhythmic symphony.
- The reciprocornous pendulum swung back and forth, providing a constant source of energy.
- The reciprocornous motion of the fishing rod allowed the angler to cast their line with precision.
- The reciprocornous nature of the crystals in the lattice structure contributed to its exceptional durability.
- The reciprocornous relationship between the two elements created a dynamic and mutually beneficial ecosystem.
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Having horns turning backward and then forward, like those of a ram.
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No antonyms found.
The reciprocornous motion of the piston within the engine generated a rhythmic thudding sound.
Scientists marveled at the reciprocornous behavior of the newly discovered subatomic particle.
The accordion's bellows expanded and contracted in a reciprocornous pattern, creating the instrument's characteristic sound.
The reciprocornous action of the gears ensured a smooth and efficient transmission system.
