pegroots Antonyms
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Meaning of pegroots
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pegroots (n.)
Same as Setterwort.
pegroots Sentence Examples
- The pegroots of the ancient oak tree extended deep into the earth, anchoring it firmly in the soil.
- The rock pegroots of the quarry extended several meters underground, providing stability to the sheer walls.
- The pegroots of the coral reef were delicate and intricate, forming a vibrant underwater ecosystem.
- The pegroots of the iceberg extended far below the water's surface, concealing its true size.
- The pegroots of the mountain were exposed by a recent landslide, revealing the geological forces that shaped the landscape.
- The brittle pegroots of the porcelain doll prevented it from being dropped without breaking.
- The crystallized pegroots of the snowflake glistened in the sunlight, reflecting a myriad of colors.
- The pegroots of the ancient temple had been gradually eroded by the wind and rain, leaving behind only a few crumbling remains.
- The interlocking pegroots of the mangrove tree provided a stable foundation in the muddy intertidal zone.
- The threadlike pegroots of the lichen adhered tightly to the rock surface, forming a protective layer.
FAQs About the word pegroots
Same as Setterwort.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pegroots of the ancient oak tree extended deep into the earth, anchoring it firmly in the soil.
The rock pegroots of the quarry extended several meters underground, providing stability to the sheer walls.
The pegroots of the coral reef were delicate and intricate, forming a vibrant underwater ecosystem.
The pegroots of the iceberg extended far below the water's surface, concealing its true size.
