zonary (Meaning)
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zonary (a)
relating to or of the nature of a zone
Synonyms & Antonyms of zonary
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zonary Sentence Examples
- The zonary belt of the planet is characterized by alternating bands of light and dark clouds.
- The zonary patterns on the scales of certain reptiles serve as camouflage in their environments.
- The zonary structure of the Earth's atmosphere consists of distinct layers with varying temperatures and compositions.
- The zonary arrangement of habitats along the shoreline of a lake indicates a gradient of environmental conditions.
- The zonary organization of the human adrenal cortex reflects the different functions of its layers.
- The zonary muscles of the abdomen contribute to posture, respiration, and abdominal movement.
- The zonary distribution of vegetation in a forest reflects the varying levels of light and moisture.
- The zonary architecture of a spinal column provides protection for the delicate nerve tissue within.
- The zonary nature of the Earth's wind patterns is influenced by the Coriolis effect and global temperature gradients.
- The zonary sequence of rock layers exposes the geological history of a particular region.
FAQs About the word zonary
relating to or of the nature of a zone
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The zonary belt of the planet is characterized by alternating bands of light and dark clouds.
The zonary patterns on the scales of certain reptiles serve as camouflage in their environments.
The zonary structure of the Earth's atmosphere consists of distinct layers with varying temperatures and compositions.
The zonary arrangement of habitats along the shoreline of a lake indicates a gradient of environmental conditions.
