reticulose Antonyms
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Meaning of reticulose
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reticulose (a.)
Forming a network; characterized by a reticulated sructure.
reticulose Sentence Examples
- The reticulose architecture of the cell's cytoplasm provided an intricate framework for cellular processes.
- The reticulose network of blood vessels permeated the organ, delivering nutrients and oxygen to its tissues.
- The reticulose surface of the leaf allowed it to absorb maximum sunlight for photosynthesis.
- The reticulose structure of the sponge provided efficient water filtration and nutrient collection.
- The reticulose membrane enclosing the vesicle prevented leakage of its contents.
- The reticulose nature of the soil contributed to its high water retention capacity.
- The reticulose fibers of the connective tissue interlaced and provided support to the surrounding cells.
- The reticulose pattern on the butterfly's wings created an iridescent display of colors.
- The reticulose bone structure of the bird's skeleton reduced its weight while maintaining strength.
- The reticulose surface of the meteorite revealed its cosmic origin and the intense forces it had experienced.
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Forming a network; characterized by a reticulated sructure.
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The reticulose architecture of the cell's cytoplasm provided an intricate framework for cellular processes.
The reticulose network of blood vessels permeated the organ, delivering nutrients and oxygen to its tissues.
The reticulose surface of the leaf allowed it to absorb maximum sunlight for photosynthesis.
The reticulose structure of the sponge provided efficient water filtration and nutrient collection.
