wormling (Meaning)
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wormling (n.)
A little worm.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wormling
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wormling Sentence Examples
- The tiny wormling squirmed through the soil, its body barely visible.
- The children shrieked with delight as they discovered a wriggling wormling beneath a rock.
- The scientist peered through the microscope, marveling at the intricacies of the wormling's anatomy.
- The wormling's movements were slow and deliberate, as it made its way through the damp undergrowth.
- The bird perched on a branch, its keen eyes scanning the ground for a plump wormling to feast upon.
- The garden was teeming with wormlings, their presence indicating a healthy ecosystem.
- The fisherman baited his hook with a wriggling wormling, hoping to attract a hungry fish.
- The wormling's body was remarkably flexible, allowing it to navigate narrow spaces with ease.
- The scientist collected hundreds of wormlings for study, hoping to unlock the secrets of their unique physiology.
- The wormling's existence was a testament to the intricate and interconnected web of life.
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A little worm.
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No antonyms found.
The tiny wormling squirmed through the soil, its body barely visible.
The children shrieked with delight as they discovered a wriggling wormling beneath a rock.
The scientist peered through the microscope, marveling at the intricacies of the wormling's anatomy.
The wormling's movements were slow and deliberate, as it made its way through the damp undergrowth.
