setiferous (Meaning)
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setiferous (a.)
Producing, or having one or more, bristles.
Synonyms & Antonyms of setiferous
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setiferous Sentence Examples
- The bristles of a boar's back are distinctly setiferous, providing protection from the elements.
- The setae on the legs of an ant allow it to grip surfaces with ease.
- The hairs lining the inside of a caterpillar's mouth are highly setiferous, aiding in the ingestion of food.
- The bristles on a fly's wings help it maintain stability and control during flight.
- The setae lining the gills of a fish aid in the absorption of oxygen from the water.
- Plant leaves possess small, setiferous structures called trichomes, which serve various protective and physiological functions.
- The setae on the body of a spider allow it to detect vibrations and sense its surroundings.
- The setiferous hairs on the petals of certain flowers act as a means of attracting pollinators.
- The wing feathers of a bird are composed of keratinized, setiferous structures known as barbs.
- The setae on the legs of a sea anemone assist in capturing prey and securing it to the animal's body.
FAQs About the word setiferous
Producing, or having one or more, bristles.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bristles of a boar's back are distinctly setiferous, providing protection from the elements.
The setae on the legs of an ant allow it to grip surfaces with ease.
The hairs lining the inside of a caterpillar's mouth are highly setiferous, aiding in the ingestion of food.
The bristles on a fly's wings help it maintain stability and control during flight.
