reptatory Synonyms
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reptatory Meaning
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reptatory (a.)
Creeping.
reptatory Sentence Examples
- The snail's reptatory locomotion allowed it to traverse the damp surface of the leaf.
- The caterpillar's reptatory motion was slow and deliberate as it consumed the succulent leaves.
- The lizard's reptatory ability enabled it to scale the sheer rock face with ease.
- The snake's reptatory movement was both mesmerizing and intimidating as it slithered through the undergrowth.
- The slug's reptatory secretions facilitated its smooth and slimy progress across the ground.
- The millipede's reptatory gait was comprised of numerous tiny legs that propelled it forward.
- The earthworm's reptatory contractions allowed it to navigate the dense soil in search of sustenance.
- The leech's reptatory motion was aided by a sucker at both ends of its body, enabling it to cling to surfaces.
- The sea cucumber's reptatory podia allowed it to move slowly along the ocean floor in search of food.
- The amoeba's reptatory pseudopods enabled it to extend and contract its body to move through its environment.
FAQs About the word reptatory
Creeping.
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The snail's reptatory locomotion allowed it to traverse the damp surface of the leaf.
The caterpillar's reptatory motion was slow and deliberate as it consumed the succulent leaves.
The lizard's reptatory ability enabled it to scale the sheer rock face with ease.
The snake's reptatory movement was both mesmerizing and intimidating as it slithered through the undergrowth.
