scelet (Meaning)
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scelet (n.)
A mummy; a skeleton.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scelet
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scelet Sentence Examples
- The ancient scelet was discovered buried deep beneath the earth.
- Scientists meticulously reconstructed the scelet, revealing its intricate structure.
- The scelet of the Tyrannosaurus Rex towers over visitors at the museum.
- Medical students study the human scelet to gain a deep understanding of anatomy.
- After the accident, the firefighter's scelet was severely injured.
- The fossilized scelet of the prehistoric animal provided valuable insights into its evolution.
- The scelet is composed of numerous bones, each serving a specific function.
- The rare scelet of the saber-toothed tiger is a source of fascination for paleontologists.
- The articulation of the scelet allows for fluid movement and locomotion.
- The study of the scelet is crucial for understanding the biomechanics of living organisms.
FAQs About the word scelet
A mummy; a skeleton.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The ancient scelet was discovered buried deep beneath the earth.
Scientists meticulously reconstructed the scelet, revealing its intricate structure.
The scelet of the Tyrannosaurus Rex towers over visitors at the museum.
Medical students study the human scelet to gain a deep understanding of anatomy.
