setulose (Meaning)
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setulose (a.)
Having small bristles or setae.
Synonyms & Antonyms of setulose
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setulose Sentence Examples
- The spiny caterpillar exhibited remarkable setulose hairs that protected it from predators.
- The dorsal surface of the salamander was densely covered with setulose warts that provided camouflage.
- The setulose leaves of the carnivorous plant trapped insects and slowly digested them.
- The tiny hairs on the butterfly's wings were setulose, contributing to its intricate patterns.
- The hooves of the horse grew setulose at the edges, providing extra traction on rough terrain.
- The setulose stems of the prickly pear cactus deterred animals from consuming its fruit.
- The sea anemone's tentacles were covered in setulose nematocysts that injected venom into prey.
- The setulose fronds of the fern swayed gently in the breeze, creating a shimmering effect.
- The spider's setulose legs allowed it to cling securely to vertical surfaces.
- The setulose fins of the shark's dorsal fin provided stability during swimming.
FAQs About the word setulose
Having small bristles or setae.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The spiny caterpillar exhibited remarkable setulose hairs that protected it from predators.
The dorsal surface of the salamander was densely covered with setulose warts that provided camouflage.
The setulose leaves of the carnivorous plant trapped insects and slowly digested them.
The tiny hairs on the butterfly's wings were setulose, contributing to its intricate patterns.
