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rhinocerial (a.)
Alt. of Rhinocerical
rhinocerial Sentence Examples
- The rhinocerial horn, a prized possession, is made of keratin, the same material found in human fingernails.
- The rhinoceros, with its massive rhinocerial helm, is an imposing sight in the African savannah.
- The rhinocerial sculptures of ancient China symbolized power and prestige.
- The rhinocerial tank, used by the Wehrmacht during World War II, was known for its thick armor and heavy firepower.
- The rhinocerial bug, a type of beetle, is known for its formidable horns.
- The rhinocerial poet used vivid imagery to capture the essence of the majestic creature.
- The rhinocerial virus, recently discovered, affects the respiratory system of rhinoceroses.
- The rhinocerial cavalry, feared by their enemies, once played a significant role in medieval warfare.
- The rhinocerial astronaut bravely ventured into space, studying the effects of microgravity on the rhino's physiology.
- The rhinocerial diagram in the textbook clearly depicted the anatomy of the animal.
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The rhinocerial horn, a prized possession, is made of keratin, the same material found in human fingernails.
The rhinoceros, with its massive rhinocerial helm, is an imposing sight in the African savannah.
The rhinocerial sculptures of ancient China symbolized power and prestige.
The rhinocerial tank, used by the Wehrmacht during World War II, was known for its thick armor and heavy firepower.
