spoon-shaped (Meaning)
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spoon-shaped (s)
shaped in the form of a spoon
Synonyms & Antonyms of spoon-shaped
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spoon-shaped Sentence Examples
- The petals of the magnolia formed a spoon-shaped cradle for the fragrant pistils.
- The spoon-shaped leaves scooped up droplets of morning dew, glimmering like tiny diamonds.
- The doctor gently scraped the patient's throat with a spoon-shaped swab to collect a sample.
- Archaeologists unearthed an ancient spoon-shaped tool that hinted at the lives of our ancestors.
- The sea turtle's front flippers had evolved into spoon-shaped paddles, enabling efficient swimming.
- The spoon-shaped hollow of the rock provided shelter for small creatures from the elements.
- The chef used a spoon-shaped spatula to flip the delicate crepes with precision.
- The musician strummed the guitar with a spoon-shaped pick, creating a unique and resonant sound.
- The plant's spoon-shaped leaves absorbed sunlight with remarkable efficiency.
- The surgeon deftly maneuvered a spoon-shaped instrument to remove a blood clot from the patient's artery.
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shaped in the form of a spoon
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The petals of the magnolia formed a spoon-shaped cradle for the fragrant pistils.
The spoon-shaped leaves scooped up droplets of morning dew, glimmering like tiny diamonds.
The doctor gently scraped the patient's throat with a spoon-shaped swab to collect a sample.
Archaeologists unearthed an ancient spoon-shaped tool that hinted at the lives of our ancestors.
