sawwort (Meaning)
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sawwort (n)
European perennial whose serrate leaves yield a yellow dye
Synonyms & Antonyms of sawwort
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sawwort Sentence Examples
- The sawwort's serrated leaves gave it a prickly appearance.
- The botanist carefully identified the sawwort by its unique flower structure.
- The sawwort's aroma filled the meadow with a pungent fragrance.
- The caterpillars of the sawwort fly feasted on the leaves of the plant.
- The ancient healers used sawwort as a medicinal herb to treat various ailments.
- The sawwort's sharp leaves made it an effective weapon in medieval warfare.
- The sawwort's Latin name, Serratula tinctoria, reflects its serrated leaves and use as a dye.
- The sawwort's root system played a vital role in stabilizing soil erosion.
- The painter blended sawwort extract into her pigments to create a vibrant blue hue.
- The sawwort's presence in a meadow indicated the presence of rich and diverse plant life.
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European perennial whose serrate leaves yield a yellow dye
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sawwort's serrated leaves gave it a prickly appearance.
The botanist carefully identified the sawwort by its unique flower structure.
The sawwort's aroma filled the meadow with a pungent fragrance.
The caterpillars of the sawwort fly feasted on the leaves of the plant.
