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Meaning of tepal
Wordnet
tepal (n)
an undifferentiated part of a perianth that cannot be distinguished as a sepal or a petal (as in lilies and tulips)
Webster
tepal (n.)
A division of a perianth.
tepal Sentence Examples
- The delicate tepals of the lily unfurled gracefully, revealing a vibrant yellow center.
- The distinctive tepals of the iris, with their elaborate markings, gave the flower an exotic charm.
- The tepals of the magnolia bloom, large and velvety, radiated a sweet and intoxicating fragrance.
- The tepals of the orchid, intricate and colorful, lured pollinators from afar.
- The tepals of the tulip, vibrant and cup-shaped, symbolized the arrival of spring.
- The tepals of the peony, like layers of silk, created a sumptuous and opulent display.
- The tepals of the clematis, delicate and graceful, twined around trellises and created a romantic atmosphere.
- The tepals of the camellia, waxed and glossy, resisted the elements and retained their beauty for weeks.
- The tepals of the daylily, ephemeral and vibrant, opened and closed in a single day.
- The tepals of the iris germanica, known for their striking patterns and colors, attracted flower enthusiasts and collectors alike.
FAQs About the word tepal
an undifferentiated part of a perianth that cannot be distinguished as a sepal or a petal (as in lilies and tulips)A division of a perianth.
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The delicate tepals of the lily unfurled gracefully, revealing a vibrant yellow center.
The distinctive tepals of the iris, with their elaborate markings, gave the flower an exotic charm.
The tepals of the magnolia bloom, large and velvety, radiated a sweet and intoxicating fragrance.
The tepals of the orchid, intricate and colorful, lured pollinators from afar.
