tripedal (Meaning)
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tripedal (a.)
Having three feet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tripedal
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tripedal Sentence Examples
- The alien spacecraft had a tripedal design, with three sturdy legs supporting its massive hull.
- The fossilized remains revealed a tripedal dinosaur species with distinctive hind legs.
- The artist's sculpture depicted a mystical creature with a tripedal form, balancing gracefully on three points.
- The robot's tripedal locomotion allowed it to navigate uneven terrain with ease and stability.
- The ancient temple featured intricate carvings of tripedal deities, symbolizing strength and balance.
- The tripedal tripod camera provided photographers with a stable platform for capturing sharp images.
- The scientist theorized that the tripedal nature of the molecule enhanced its stability and functionality.
- The child's tripedal scooter allowed them to balance and coast with ease, developing their coordination.
- The tripedal chandelier hung gracefully from the ceiling, its three arms illuminating the room with intricate patterns.
- The tripedal machine's steady gait and precise movements made it an ideal tool for industrial applications.
FAQs About the word tripedal
Having three feet.
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No antonyms found.
The alien spacecraft had a tripedal design, with three sturdy legs supporting its massive hull.
The fossilized remains revealed a tripedal dinosaur species with distinctive hind legs.
The artist's sculpture depicted a mystical creature with a tripedal form, balancing gracefully on three points.
The robot's tripedal locomotion allowed it to navigate uneven terrain with ease and stability.
