molluscous Antonyms
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Meaning of molluscous
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molluscous (a.)
Molluscan.
molluscous Sentence Examples
- The molluscous creature slithered along the ocean floor, leaving a trail of slime in its wake.
- The scientist examined the molluscous specimen under a microscope, marveling at its intricate anatomy.
- The molluscous shell protected the soft body of the animal from predators and the elements.
- The molluscs's tentacles undulated gently in the water, searching for food.
- The molluscous foot allowed the creature to move slowly and steadily across the sea bed.
- The molluscous flesh was both soft and flavorful, making it a delicacy in some cultures.
- The molluscous ink was used as a natural dye and writing instrument.
- The molluscous pearls were highly valued as jewelry and adornments.
- The molluscous fossil record provided valuable insights into the evolution of life on Earth.
- The molluscous nervous system was relatively simple, but it allowed the creature to respond to its environment effectively.
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Molluscan.
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The molluscous creature slithered along the ocean floor, leaving a trail of slime in its wake.
The scientist examined the molluscous specimen under a microscope, marveling at its intricate anatomy.
The molluscous shell protected the soft body of the animal from predators and the elements.
The molluscs's tentacles undulated gently in the water, searching for food.
