sagoin (Meaning)
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sagoin (n.)
A marmoset; -- called also sagouin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sagoin
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sagoin Sentence Examples
- The diminutive sagoin glided through the rainforest canopy with effortless grace.
- The sagoin's silky fur shimmered golden in the sunlight, making it a captivating creature to behold.
- A group of sagoins gathered at a water source, their chattering echoing through the jungle.
- The tail of a sagoin is twice as long as its body, helping it maintain balance in the treetops.
- The sagoin's diet consists mainly of fruit, insects, and tree sap.
- The sagoin is an important pollinator in the rainforest, aiding in the reproduction of countless plant species.
- The Bornean sagoin is an endangered subspecies, threatened by habitat loss and the illegal pet trade.
- The sagoin's opposable thumbs and razor-sharp claws allow it to grip branches and navigate the rainforest with ease.
- The sagoin's intelligence and adaptability make it an intriguing subject for scientific research.
- The sagoin is a playful and social animal, forming strong bonds within its family groups.
FAQs About the word sagoin
A marmoset; -- called also sagouin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The diminutive sagoin glided through the rainforest canopy with effortless grace.
The sagoin's silky fur shimmered golden in the sunlight, making it a captivating creature to behold.
A group of sagoins gathered at a water source, their chattering echoing through the jungle.
The tail of a sagoin is twice as long as its body, helping it maintain balance in the treetops.
