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Meaning of skeletons
skeletons
a usually rigid supportive or protective structure or framework of an organism, an emaciated person or animal, a framework made of bone or sometimes cartilage that supports the soft tissues and protects the internal organs of a vertebrate (as a fish or human being) compare endoskeleton, exoskeleton, something shameful and kept secret (as in a family), something reduced to its minimum form or essential parts, a small sled that is ridden in a prone position and used especially in competition, the competition itself, of, consisting of, or resembling a skeleton, a very thin person or animal, something forming a structural framework, the straight or branched chain or ring of atoms that forms the basic structure of an organic molecule, the bony or more or less cartilaginous framework supporting the soft tissues and protecting the internal organs of a vertebrate, consisting of the smallest possible number of persons who can get a job done, a firm supporting or protecting structure or framework of a living thing
skeletons Sentence Examples
- The museum's ancient skeletons provided a glimpse into the lives of civilizations long past.
- The researcher meticulously assembled the fragile dinosaur skeletons, piece by piece.
- The forensic team carefully examined the skeletons of the victims for clues.
- The skeletons of the giant sloth hinted at the existence of a once-thriving megafauna.
- The X-rays revealed that the patient's broken skeletons would require immediate surgery.
- The young scientists were fascinated by the skeletons they found during their fossil dig.
- The car crash left behind a twisted wreckage with human skeletons trapped inside.
- The medical students studied anatomy using real human skeletons.
- The ancient ruins were filled with the skeletons of forgotten warriors.
- The skeletons of the victims of the shipwrecked galleon served as a tragic reminder of the perilous seas.
FAQs About the word skeletons
a usually rigid supportive or protective structure or framework of an organism, an emaciated person or animal, a framework made of bone or sometimes cartilage t
frameworks, architectures,structures, infrastructures, edifices, shapes, frames, cages,shells, configurations
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The museum's ancient skeletons provided a glimpse into the lives of civilizations long past.
The researcher meticulously assembled the fragile dinosaur skeletons, piece by piece.
The forensic team carefully examined the skeletons of the victims for clues.
The skeletons of the giant sloth hinted at the existence of a once-thriving megafauna.
