sheaths Synonyms
sheaths Meaning
sheaths
the tubular fold of skin into which the penis of many mammals is retracted, the connective tissue of an organ or part that binds together its component elements and holds it in place, sheathing sense 2, a covering especially of a body part that is like a sheath in form or use, the lower part of a leaf when surrounding the stem, a case for a blade (as of a knife), any of various covering or supporting structures that resemble in appearance or function the sheath of a blade, an ensheathing spathe, condom sense 1, an investing cover or case of a plant or animal body or body part, a woman's close-fitting dress that is usually worn without a belt
sheaths Sentence Examples
- The swordsman skillfully drew his blade from its intricately carved scabbard, revealing its gleaming sheath.
- The bee's stinger protruded from a cylindrical sheath, ready to inject its venom.
- The root system of the palm tree extended outwards from a fibrous sheath, anchoring the plant in the sandy soil.
- The gecko shed its skin in pieces, leaving behind a delicate sheath that hung from its toes.
- The electrician carefully removed the insulation sheath from the electrical wire, exposing the copper conductors within.
- The submarine's torpedo launch tubes were equipped with protective sheaths that sealed the compartments from saltwater.
- The butterfly's wings straightened from their chrysalis sheaths, revealing their vibrant colors and patterns.
- The telephone cable was encased in a waterproof sheath to protect it from the elements.
- The pipette tip had a thin, clear sheath that allowed precise dispensing of small liquid volumes.
- The doctor prepared an injection by drawing up the medication into a syringe and fitting it with a sterile needle sheath.
FAQs About the word sheaths
the tubular fold of skin into which the penis of many mammals is retracted, the connective tissue of an organ or part that binds together its component elements
shells, casings, jackets,coverings, cases, covers, housings, encasements, pods, shields
No antonyms found.
The swordsman skillfully drew his blade from its intricately carved scabbard, revealing its gleaming sheath.
The bee's stinger protruded from a cylindrical sheath, ready to inject its venom.
The root system of the palm tree extended outwards from a fibrous sheath, anchoring the plant in the sandy soil.
The gecko shed its skin in pieces, leaving behind a delicate sheath that hung from its toes.
