ochrea Synonyms
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ochrea Meaning
Webster
ochrea (n.)
A greave or legging.
A kind of sheath formed by two stipules united round a stem.
ochrea Sentence Examples
- The vibrant ochrea hue of the autumn leaves painted the landscape in warm tones.
- The archaeologist discovered an ochrea pigment used by ancient civilizations in cave paintings.
- The traditional dress of the region featured elaborate embroidery in rich ochrea threads.
- The ochreous soil of the desert stretched as far as the eye could see, creating an ethereal vista.
- The ochreous stone facade of the castle gave it an imposing and timeless appearance.
- The artist's canvas was adorned with bold strokes of ochrea, creating a powerful abstract composition.
- The ochreous wings of the butterfly shimmered and fluttered, capturing the sunlight.
- The sandstone cliffs of the canyon displayed a mesmerizing range of ochrea shades, from pale yellow to deep rust.
- The ochreous pottery shards revealed fragments of a rich and ancient culture.
- The ochreous tint of the wine added depth and complexity to its flavor.
FAQs About the word ochrea
A greave or legging., A kind of sheath formed by two stipules united round a stem.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The vibrant ochrea hue of the autumn leaves painted the landscape in warm tones.
The archaeologist discovered an ochrea pigment used by ancient civilizations in cave paintings.
The traditional dress of the region featured elaborate embroidery in rich ochrea threads.
The ochreous soil of the desert stretched as far as the eye could see, creating an ethereal vista.
