pilose Antonyms
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Meaning of pilose
pilose (s)
covered with hairs especially fine soft ones
pilose (a.)
Hairy; full of, or made of, hair.
Clothed thickly with pile or soft down.
Covered with long, slender hairs; resembling long hairs; hairy; as, pilose pubescence.
pilose Sentence Examples
- The mammal's dense, pilose fur provided excellent insulation against the cold.
- The caterpillar exhibited a distinctive pilose body, adorned with tufts of hair.
- Scientists studied the pilose cells on the leaf surface, analyzing their role in photosynthesis.
- The botanist carefully examined the pilose leaves of the plant, noting their unusual texture.
- The pilose fruit had a velvety exterior, inviting the touch of hungry birds.
- The animal's pilose tongue allowed it to extract nectar from deep within flowers.
- The pilose seeds attached themselves to the bird's feathers, ensuring their dispersal.
- Botanists marveled at the intricate pilose structures on the plant's leaves.
- The paleontologist detected faint pilose impressions on the dinosaur fossil.
- The pilose roots of the plant absorbed water and nutrients efficiently from the soil.
FAQs About the word pilose
covered with hairs especially fine soft onesHairy; full of, or made of, hair., Clothed thickly with pile or soft down., Covered with long, slender hairs; resemb
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The mammal's dense, pilose fur provided excellent insulation against the cold.
The caterpillar exhibited a distinctive pilose body, adorned with tufts of hair.
Scientists studied the pilose cells on the leaf surface, analyzing their role in photosynthesis.
The botanist carefully examined the pilose leaves of the plant, noting their unusual texture.
