squama (Meaning)
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squama (n)
a protective structure resembling a scale
Synonyms & Antonyms of squama
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squama Sentence Examples
- The shimmering squama of the fish's scales reflected the sunlight like a thousand tiny diamonds.
- The lizard's skin was covered in intricate squama, providing it with camouflage and protection.
- The petals of the orchid bore delicate squama, enhancing their ethereal beauty.
- The bark of the ancient tree exhibited a mosaic of squama, each one a testament to its long and storied history.
- The squama on the wings of the butterfly refracted light, creating a kaleidoscope of iridescent hues.
- The squama of the sea urchin's test provided it with a protective barrier from predators.
- The fossil squama of an extinct dinosaur offered tantalizing clues about the evolution of reptiles.
- The squama of the snake's belly scales enabled it to grip surfaces with remarkable ease.
- The iridescent squama of the peacock's tail feathers were a breathtaking display of avian artistry.
- The squama on the petals of the lotus flower absorbed water, allowing the plant to thrive even in arid environments.
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a protective structure resembling a scale
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The shimmering squama of the fish's scales reflected the sunlight like a thousand tiny diamonds.
The lizard's skin was covered in intricate squama, providing it with camouflage and protection.
The petals of the orchid bore delicate squama, enhancing their ethereal beauty.
The bark of the ancient tree exhibited a mosaic of squama, each one a testament to its long and storied history.
