obimbricate Synonyms
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obimbricate Meaning
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obimbricate (a.)
Imbricated, with the overlapping ends directed downward.
obimbricate Sentence Examples
- The petals of the rose were intricately obimbricate, forming a delicate whorl.
- The scales of the snake overlapped obimbricately, providing protection and camouflage.
- The obimbricate leaves of the agave plant formed a dense rosette, shielding it from the harsh desert sun.
- The obimbricate shingles on the roof overlapped seamlessly, creating an effective barrier against rain and wind.
- The scales of the fish were obimbricately arranged, allowing for greater flexibility and maneuverability in water.
- The petals of the chrysanthemum were arranged in an obimbricate manner, creating a captivating and symmetrical bloom.
- The obimbricate feathers of the bird's wing formed a dense and waterproof coating.
- The scales on the dinosaur's back were thick and obimbricately arranged, providing armor against predators.
- The wooden panels on the boat hull were joined obimbricately, ensuring watertightness and durability.
- The obimbricate arrangement of the tiles on the mosaic formed a vibrant and detailed depiction of a forest scene.
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Imbricated, with the overlapping ends directed downward.
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The petals of the rose were intricately obimbricate, forming a delicate whorl.
The scales of the snake overlapped obimbricately, providing protection and camouflage.
The obimbricate leaves of the agave plant formed a dense rosette, shielding it from the harsh desert sun.
The obimbricate shingles on the roof overlapped seamlessly, creating an effective barrier against rain and wind.
