sundial lupine (Meaning)

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sundial lupine (n)

stout perennial of eastern and central North America having palmate leaves and showy racemose blue flowers

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The sundial lupine's towering blue spikes stood as radiant beacons of summer in the mountain meadow.
With its tall, elegant stems, the sundial lupine dominated the landscape, a majestic sight in the fading sunlight.
The honeybees buzzed around the sundial lupine's sweet blooms, creating a symphony of summer.
The iridescent wings of butterflies fluttered over the sundial lupine's colorful blossoms, adding a touch of whimsical beauty.
The sundial lupine's distinctive seed pods rattled with a gentle whisper in the warm breeze.
As the sun began its descent, the sundial lupine's flowers cast long shadows across the field.
The sundial lupine's roots reached deep into the earth, anchoring it firmly in the mountain soil.
The sundial lupine's delicate petals unfurl by day and close at night, a testament to nature's rhythm.
The sundial lupine provided shelter for countless insects during the summer's relentless heat.
The sundial lupine's blue hues blended seamlessly with the azure sky above, creating a stunning spectacle of color.

stout perennial of eastern and central North America having palmate leaves and showy racemose blue flowers

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sundial lupine's towering blue spikes stood as radiant beacons of summer in the mountain meadow.

With its tall, elegant stems, the sundial lupine dominated the landscape, a majestic sight in the fading sunlight.

The honeybees buzzed around the sundial lupine's sweet blooms, creating a symphony of summer.

The iridescent wings of butterflies fluttered over the sundial lupine's colorful blossoms, adding a touch of whimsical beauty.