sheath-winged Antonyms
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Meaning of sheath-winged
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sheath-winged (a.)
Having elytra, or wing cases, as a beetle.
sheath-winged Sentence Examples
- The sheath-winged beetle emerges from its protective casing, its shimmering wings unfurling.
- The sheath-winged grasshopper uses its wings to propel itself in short, erratic bursts.
- The sheath-winged dragonfly's rapid wingbeats create a distinct buzzing sound.
- The sheath-winged moth camouflages itself with its dull, mottled wings.
- The sheath-winged cockroach scuttles across the floor, its wings providing an extra burst of speed.
- The sheath-winged bee buzzes diligently, carrying pollen back to its hive.
- The sheath-winged wasp uses its long, slender wings to navigate through dense undergrowth.
- The sheath-winged cricket's wings produce a distinctive chirping sound.
- The sheath-winged fly darts and weaves through the air, its wings beating with astonishing speed.
- The sheath-winged bug possesses a protective layer on its wings that helps it withstand predators.
FAQs About the word sheath-winged
Having elytra, or wing cases, as a beetle.
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The sheath-winged beetle emerges from its protective casing, its shimmering wings unfurling.
The sheath-winged grasshopper uses its wings to propel itself in short, erratic bursts.
The sheath-winged dragonfly's rapid wingbeats create a distinct buzzing sound.
The sheath-winged moth camouflages itself with its dull, mottled wings.
