vermicule (Meaning)
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vermicule (n.)
A small worm or insect larva; also, a wormlike body.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vermicule
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vermicule Sentence Examples
- The larva transformed into a graceful butterfly, shedding its wormlike body.
- Deep in the soil, the earthworm moved with its characteristic undulating, wormlike body.
- The aquatic creature had a long, slender, wormlike body that allowed it to navigate through the underwater vegetation.
- The biologist marveled at the intricate patterns on the caterpillar's wormlike body.
- The serpent glided across the forest floor, its powerful muscles propelling its sinuous, wormlike body.
- The tiny insect larva had a distinctive wormlike body, complete with segments and bristles.
- The researcher discovered a new species with a peculiar, iridescent sheen on its wormlike body.
- The eel's smooth, wormlike body allowed it to effortlessly navigate through the water.
- In the garden, a centipede with its many leg-bearing segments displayed a remarkable wormlike body.
- The tiny nematode, barely visible to the naked eye, had a translucent, threadlike, wormlike body.
FAQs About the word vermicule
A small worm or insect larva; also, a wormlike body.
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No antonyms found.
The larva transformed into a graceful butterfly, shedding its wormlike body.
Deep in the soil, the earthworm moved with its characteristic undulating, wormlike body.
The aquatic creature had a long, slender, wormlike body that allowed it to navigate through the underwater vegetation.
The biologist marveled at the intricate patterns on the caterpillar's wormlike body.
