sarmentous (Meaning)
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sarmentous (a.)
Sarmentose.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sarmentous
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sarmentous Sentence Examples
- The sarmentous vine clung tightly to the trellis, its tendrils reaching for the sun.
- The grape vines, with their sarmentous growth, formed a dense canopy over the vineyard.
- The sarmentous branches of the climbing fig plant extended several meters in all directions.
- The sarmentous shoots of the honeysuckle intertwined with the bars of the pergola, creating an aromatic curtain.
- The sarmentous stems of the passionflower plant produced delicate tendrils that helped it climb walls and fences.
- The sarmentous growth of the clematis vine transformed the ordinary garden fence into a vibrant tapestry.
- The sarmentous runners of the groundcover quickly spread, forming a thick and verdant carpet.
- The sarmentous habit of asparagus allowed it to reach new heights, extending its photosynthetic surface area.
- The sarmentous root system of the ginger plant enabled it to anchor itself firmly in the soil and access nutrients.
- The sarmentous extension of the strawberry runner plant allowed it to colonize new areas and establish additional plants.
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Sarmentose.
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The sarmentous vine clung tightly to the trellis, its tendrils reaching for the sun.
The grape vines, with their sarmentous growth, formed a dense canopy over the vineyard.
The sarmentous branches of the climbing fig plant extended several meters in all directions.
The sarmentous shoots of the honeysuckle intertwined with the bars of the pergola, creating an aromatic curtain.
