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Meaning of plicated
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plicated (a.)
Plaited; folded like a fan; as, a plicate leaf.
plicated Sentence Examples
- The intricate plicated structure of the flower resembled a tiny origami creation.
- The doctor carefully examined the plicated skin around the incision for signs of infection.
- The convoluted and plicated folds of the brain held the secrets of human consciousness.
- The plicated membranes of the gills allowed for efficient gas exchange in aquatic creatures.
- The intricate plications of the dress made it both elegant and visually captivating.
- The plicated topography of the mountain range presented a formidable challenge for climbers.
- The plicated tablecloth draped gracefully over the table, adding a touch of sophistication to the room.
- The scientist studied the plicated DNA strands under a microscope, seeking to unravel their genetic code.
- The plicated curtains filtered the sunlight through their folds, creating a soft and ethereal glow.
- The plicated design of the bridge's arches lent it both strength and aesthetic appeal.
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Plaited; folded like a fan; as, a plicate leaf.
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The intricate plicated structure of the flower resembled a tiny origami creation.
The doctor carefully examined the plicated skin around the incision for signs of infection.
The convoluted and plicated folds of the brain held the secrets of human consciousness.
The plicated membranes of the gills allowed for efficient gas exchange in aquatic creatures.
