papyraceous Sentence Examples
- The ancient Egyptians used papyraceous scrolls to record their history and literature.
- The leaves of certain plants, such as rice and papyrus, have a thin, papyraceous texture.
- The papyraceous surface of a tree's bark provides a suitable canvas for lichens and mosses to grow.
- The fragile papyraceous wings of insects flutter in the breeze.
- The papyraceous petals of the magnolia flower unfurl gracefully in spring.
- The papery, papyraceous skin of a newborn's hands and feet requires delicate care.
- The papyraceous fragments of a forgotten scroll were discovered in an archaeological dig.
- The papyraceous material used for lampshades emits a soft, warm glow.
- The papyraceous membrane that lines the inside of a seashell provides protection and buoyancy.
- The thin, papyraceous leaves of a prayer plant fold together at night, resembling clasped hands.
papyraceous Meaning
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papyraceous (a.)
Made of papyrus; of the consistency of paper; papery.
Synonyms & Antonyms of papyraceous
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Made of papyrus; of the consistency of paper; papery.
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The ancient Egyptians used papyraceous scrolls to record their history and literature.
The leaves of certain plants, such as rice and papyrus, have a thin, papyraceous texture.
The papyraceous surface of a tree's bark provides a suitable canvas for lichens and mosses to grow.
The fragile papyraceous wings of insects flutter in the breeze.
