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Meaning of rameau
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rameau (n)
French composer of operas whose writings laid the foundation for the modern theory of harmony (1683-1764)
rameau Sentence Examples
- In botany, the slender branch of a compound leaf is referred to as a rameau.
- The intricate network of rameaus formed a canopy that cast dappled shadows on the forest floor.
- The tracery of bare rameaus against the winter sky created an ethereal tableau.
- The variegated foliage of the variegated willow made its rameaus an eye-catching sight.
- As the wind rustled through the leaves, the rameaus danced and swayed.
- The aphids clustered on the tender rameaus of the young plant, draining its sap.
- The arborist carefully pruned the diseased rameaus from the elm tree to promote its health.
- The bark of the weeping willow's rameaus flaked off, revealing its pale wood beneath.
- The pendulous rameaus of the pine tree cascaded gracefully towards the ground.
- The imeau was the focal point of the intricate arabesque carved into the stone wall.
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French composer of operas whose writings laid the foundation for the modern theory of harmony (1683-1764)
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In botany, the slender branch of a compound leaf is referred to as a rameau.
The intricate network of rameaus formed a canopy that cast dappled shadows on the forest floor.
The tracery of bare rameaus against the winter sky created an ethereal tableau.
The variegated foliage of the variegated willow made its rameaus an eye-catching sight.
