multiramose Antonyms
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Meaning of multiramose
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multiramose (a.)
Having many branches.
multiramose Sentence Examples
- The multiramose antlers of the elk were an impressive sight.
- The coral's multiramose structure provided ample hiding places for marine life.
- The multiramose cable split into several smaller strands, powering different parts of the building.
- The roots of the ancient oak tree displayed a complex, multiramose system.
- The multiramose chandelier illuminated the ballroom with its intricate crystals and multiple branches.
- The physician diagnosed the patient with multiramose pulmonary embolism, a rare but life-threatening condition.
- The multiramose network of neurons sent signals throughout the brain.
- The lightning strike created a multiramose pattern on the ground, similar to the veins of a leaf.
- The sculptor carved a multiramose statue out of marble, its intricate branches reaching towards the sky.
- The guitarist's multiramose picking technique allowed him to play complex melodies with ease.
FAQs About the word multiramose
Having many branches.
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The multiramose antlers of the elk were an impressive sight.
The coral's multiramose structure provided ample hiding places for marine life.
The multiramose cable split into several smaller strands, powering different parts of the building.
The roots of the ancient oak tree displayed a complex, multiramose system.
