scariose (Meaning)
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scariose (a.)
Alt. of Scarious
Synonyms & Antonyms of scariose
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scariose Sentence Examples
- The scariose appearance of the leaves indicated a serious fungal infection.
- The scariose scales on the tree trunk were a testament to its age and exposure to the elements.
- The scariose petals of the orchid were reminiscent of a dried-out parchment.
- The scariose bark of the pine tree provided excellent insulation against the cold.
- The scariose membrane covering the young fruit protected it from external damage.
- The scariose surface of the leaf made it difficult for water droplets to adhere.
- The scariose scales of the fern sporophyte were a complex and intricate structure.
- The scariose bracts at the base of the flower head attracted pollinators with their distinctive texture.
- The scariose covering of the seed capsule helped ensure its dispersal by the wind.
- The scariose tissue of the plant stem served as a protective layer against desiccation and mechanical damage.
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Alt. of Scarious
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The scariose appearance of the leaves indicated a serious fungal infection.
The scariose scales on the tree trunk were a testament to its age and exposure to the elements.
The scariose petals of the orchid were reminiscent of a dried-out parchment.
The scariose bark of the pine tree provided excellent insulation against the cold.
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