tarentula Antonyms
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Meaning of tarentula
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tarentula (n.)
See Tarantula.
tarentula Sentence Examples
- The fearsome tarantula lurked beneath the crevice, its venomous fangs gleaming in the dim light.
- The large, hairy tarantula scuttled across the floor, eliciting a chorus of screams from the startled occupants.
- The tarantula's iridescent body shimmered in shades of emerald and sapphire, making it a mesmerizing yet terrifying sight.
- The venom of the tarantula could paralyze its prey, making it an efficient hunter.
- The tarantula's spinnerets produced a silken thread that served as a lifeline and a web for trapping prey.
- The tarantula's eight eyes allowed it to navigate its surroundings with precision, despite its limited vision.
- The male tarantula performed an elaborate dance to attract a mate, swaying and waving its legs in a mesmerizing display.
- The birdeater tarantula, true to its name, was known to prey on small birds.
- The tarantula's web was a testament to its intricate craftsmanship, a masterpiece of nature's engineering.
- The tarantula's presence in the forest served as a reminder of the hidden wonders and dangers that lurked within its depths.
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See Tarantula.
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The fearsome tarantula lurked beneath the crevice, its venomous fangs gleaming in the dim light.
The large, hairy tarantula scuttled across the floor, eliciting a chorus of screams from the startled occupants.
The tarantula's iridescent body shimmered in shades of emerald and sapphire, making it a mesmerizing yet terrifying sight.
The venom of the tarantula could paralyze its prey, making it an efficient hunter.
