whitewort (Meaning)
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whitewort (n.)
Wild camomile.
A kind of Solomon's seal (Polygonum officinale).
Synonyms & Antonyms of whitewort
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whitewort Sentence Examples
- The delicate blooms of whitewort adorned the forest floor, painting a canvas of pristine purity.
- Yarrow, commonly known as whitewort, is a medicinal herb with potent healing properties.
- The characteristic serrated leaves of whitewort distinguish it from other members of the daisy family.
- Its clustered flower heads resemble miniature suns, reflecting the brilliance of the summer sky.
- Whitewort's abundance in meadows provided ample nectar for bees, sustaining their vital role as pollinators.
- The leaves of whitewort were traditionally used to staunch bleeding and soothe wounds.
- Herbalists often combined whitewort with other plants to create potent remedies for ailments.
- During the Middle Ages, whitewort was carried by travelers as a talisman to ward off evil spirits.
- The vibrant white flowers of whitewort contrast beautifully with the vibrant greenery of its surroundings.
- Whitewort's modest appearance belies its remarkable medicinal and cultural significance.
FAQs About the word whitewort
Wild camomile., A kind of Solomon's seal (Polygonum officinale).
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The delicate blooms of whitewort adorned the forest floor, painting a canvas of pristine purity.
Yarrow, commonly known as whitewort, is a medicinal herb with potent healing properties.
The characteristic serrated leaves of whitewort distinguish it from other members of the daisy family.
Its clustered flower heads resemble miniature suns, reflecting the brilliance of the summer sky.
