tentacled (Meaning)
Wordnet
tentacled (a)
having tentacles
Webster
tentacled (a.)
Having tentacles.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tentacled
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tentacled Sentence Examples
- The monstrous creature emerged from the depths with fearsome tentacled arms.
- The pulsating tentacles of the jellyfish danced seductively in the ocean current.
- The giant squid's long and venomous tentacles coiled around its prey.
- The tentacles of the octopus unfurled like an intricate tapestry, sensing every movement.
- Scientists marveled at the alien life form's tentacled appendages that radiated an eerie glow.
- The anglerfish lured its dinner with a glowing lure attached to a slender tentacled appendage.
- The venomous tentacles of the stonefish lay concealed beneath the sand, a deadly trap for unwary victims.
- The kraken's colossal tentacles lashed out with devastating force, crushing ships and sailors alike.
- The extraterrestrial probe extended tentacled sensors to scan the barren planet's surface.
- The tentacles of the deep-sea anglerfish illuminated the darkness, attracting curious creatures to its gaping maw.
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having tentaclesHaving tentacles.
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The monstrous creature emerged from the depths with fearsome tentacled arms.
The pulsating tentacles of the jellyfish danced seductively in the ocean current.
The giant squid's long and venomous tentacles coiled around its prey.
The tentacles of the octopus unfurled like an intricate tapestry, sensing every movement.
