radiary Synonyms
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radiary Meaning
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radiary (n.)
A radiate.
radiary Sentence Examples
- The radiary symmetry of a starfish allows it to move in multiple directions without a distinct front or back.
- The radiary pattern of a sunflower is a striking example of its symmetry.
- The radiary structure of a jellysfish helps it float and move through the water.
- The radiary canal system of echinoderms facilitates the exchange of nutrients and waste.
- The radiary shape of a sea urchin's spines provides protection and support.
- The radiary arrangement of petals on a daisy is a common flower form.
- The radiary pattern of a spider's web helps it capture prey efficiently.
- The radiary symmetry of a ctenophore allows for efficient swimming and prey capture.
- The radiary canals of a sea cucumber are used for respiration and circulation.
- The radiary structure of a sea anemone provides stability and allows it to feed on passing prey.
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A radiate.
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The radiary symmetry of a starfish allows it to move in multiple directions without a distinct front or back.
The radiary pattern of a sunflower is a striking example of its symmetry.
The radiary structure of a jellysfish helps it float and move through the water.
The radiary canal system of echinoderms facilitates the exchange of nutrients and waste.
