serpentinous (Meaning)
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serpentinous (a.)
Relating to, or like, serpentine; as, a rock serpentinous in character.
Synonyms & Antonyms of serpentinous
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serpentinous Sentence Examples
- The serpentinous path meandered through the dense undergrowth, its twists and turns concealing the destination.
- The snake coiled around the branch, its serpentinous body shimmering in the sunlight.
- The river's serpentinous course stretched for miles, its meandering flow nourishing the surrounding landscape.
- The ivy crept up the wall in a serpentinous fashion, its tendrils clinging to every surface.
- The smoke from the campfire rose in a serpentinous plume, twisting and curling in the evening breeze.
- The tangled roots of the old oak tree formed a serpentinous network beneath the ground.
- The lightning bolt struck the ground, creating a serpentinous trench that zigzagged across the field.
- The dragon's tail lashed out in a serpentinous motion, its scales shimmering as it moved.
- The scarf wrapped around her neck in a serpentinous manner, its soft folds caressing her skin.
- The mountain goat navigated the treacherous cliffs with ease, its serpentinous agility allowing it to leap and climb with precision.
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Relating to, or like, serpentine; as, a rock serpentinous in character.
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The serpentinous path meandered through the dense undergrowth, its twists and turns concealing the destination.
The snake coiled around the branch, its serpentinous body shimmering in the sunlight.
The river's serpentinous course stretched for miles, its meandering flow nourishing the surrounding landscape.
The ivy crept up the wall in a serpentinous fashion, its tendrils clinging to every surface.
