setiform (Meaning)
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setiform (a.)
Having the form or structure of setae.
Synonyms & Antonyms of setiform
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setiform Sentence Examples
- The intricate setiform hairs of the caterpillar served as a natural defense mechanism against predators.
- The moth's setiform antennae, resembling feathery bristles, allowed it to detect subtle scents in its environment.
- The setae on the leg of the spider were setiform, resembling tiny hairs that aided in sensing vibrations.
- The setiform bristles on the cactus provided a protective barrier against potential herbivores.
- The beetle's setiform mouthparts, characterized by elongated bristles, enabled it to efficiently chew through tough plant matter.
- The weevil's head was adorned with setiform rostrum, a slender, bristle-like structure used for piercing and feeding.
- The fly's setiform legs were covered in fine hairs, allowing it to grip surfaces with ease.
- The setae on the petals of the flower acted as guide hairs, attracting pollinators to the nectar source.
- The setae on the skin of the lizard served as sensory receptors, detecting changes in temperature and pressure.
- The setiform bristles lining the respiratory tract of the mammal helped filter inhaled air, removing dust and debris.
FAQs About the word setiform
Having the form or structure of setae.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The intricate setiform hairs of the caterpillar served as a natural defense mechanism against predators.
The moth's setiform antennae, resembling feathery bristles, allowed it to detect subtle scents in its environment.
The setae on the leg of the spider were setiform, resembling tiny hairs that aided in sensing vibrations.
The setiform bristles on the cactus provided a protective barrier against potential herbivores.
