thyrsoidal (Meaning)
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thyrsoidal (a.)
Having somewhat the form of a thyrsus.
Synonyms & Antonyms of thyrsoidal
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thyrsoidal Sentence Examples
- The thyrsoidal inflorescence of the agave plant resembled a scepter.
- The herb's thyrsoidal flower clusters produced an abundance of nectar.
- The thyrsoidal structure of the coral provided shelter for countless marine organisms.
- The thyrsoidal hyphae of the fungus spread aggressively throughout the host tissue.
- The thyrsoidal form of the tree's branches created a majestic canopy.
- The thyrsoidal arrangement of the leaves on the plant enhanced its photosynthetic efficiency.
- The thyrsoidal candlesticks adorned the altar with their regal presence.
- The thyrsoidal shape of the crystal formation was a testament to its unique growth pattern.
- The thyrsoidal clouds gathered on the horizon, promising a storm.
- The thyrsoidal sculpture symbolized the divine power of the deity.
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Having somewhat the form of a thyrsus.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The thyrsoidal inflorescence of the agave plant resembled a scepter.
The herb's thyrsoidal flower clusters produced an abundance of nectar.
The thyrsoidal structure of the coral provided shelter for countless marine organisms.
The thyrsoidal hyphae of the fungus spread aggressively throughout the host tissue.
