talcous (Meaning)
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talcous (a.)
Of or pertaining to talc; composed of, or resembling, talc.
Synonyms & Antonyms of talcous
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
talcous Sentence Examples
- The shimmering, talcous powder cascaded from the ballerina's dress, creating an ethereal trail behind her.
- The old mansion exuded a musty, talcous scent that clung to the air like a heavy cloak.
- The geologist analyzed the rock samples, noting their talcous composition and soft, flaky texture.
- The talcous soil of the desert absorbed the footprints of the lone traveler, leaving no trace behind.
- The pharmacist carefully measured out the dosage of talcous powder, ensuring its purity and efficacy.
- The baby's diaper was dusted with a fine layer of talcous powder, leaving it soft and dry.
- The antique book had a talcous feel to its pages, hinting at its age and delicate preservation.
- The talcous sediment in the riverbed made for treacherous footing, causing the kayakers to navigate with caution.
- The talcous residue from the chalk smudged on the blackboard, making it difficult to read.
- The artist used talcous pigments to create soft, muted tones in her watercolor paintings.
FAQs About the word talcous
Of or pertaining to talc; composed of, or resembling, talc.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The shimmering, talcous powder cascaded from the ballerina's dress, creating an ethereal trail behind her.
The old mansion exuded a musty, talcous scent that clung to the air like a heavy cloak.
The geologist analyzed the rock samples, noting their talcous composition and soft, flaky texture.
The talcous soil of the desert absorbed the footprints of the lone traveler, leaving no trace behind.
