scorpioidal (Meaning)
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scorpioidal (a.)
Having the inflorescence curved or circinate at the end, like a scorpion's tail.
Synonyms & Antonyms of scorpioidal
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scorpioidal Sentence Examples
- The creature's scorpioidal tail lashed out in defense, its venomous sting a deadly threat.
- The fossil remains of the Trilobite revealed its distinctive scorpioidal exoskeleton.
- The ancient Sumerians depicted their gods in scorpioidal form, symbolizing power and ferocity.
- The scorpioidal claws of the sea scorpion could crush prey with ease, making it a formidable predator.
- Scientists theorize that the scorpioidal scorpionfish evolved its tail as a lure to attract unsuspecting creatures.
- The scorpioidal marks on the blade of the ancient sword hinted at its deadly purpose.
- The scorpioidal earrings gleamed in the sunlight, evoking both beauty and danger.
- The scorpioidal astrological sign is associated with passion, intensity, and a secretive nature.
- The scorpioidal tentacles of the jellyfish writhed in the ocean currents, capturing prey with their venomous sting.
- The scorpioidal architecture of the castle's walls and towers provided formidable defense against invaders.
FAQs About the word scorpioidal
Having the inflorescence curved or circinate at the end, like a scorpion's tail.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The creature's scorpioidal tail lashed out in defense, its venomous sting a deadly threat.
The fossil remains of the Trilobite revealed its distinctive scorpioidal exoskeleton.
The ancient Sumerians depicted their gods in scorpioidal form, symbolizing power and ferocity.
The scorpioidal claws of the sea scorpion could crush prey with ease, making it a formidable predator.
