tergite Antonyms
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Meaning of tergite
Webster
tergite (n.)
The dorsal portion of an arthromere or somite of an articulate animal. See Illust. under Coleoptera.
tergite Sentence Examples
- The tergite of the beetle gleamed iridescently in the morning sun.
- The large tergite of the cockroach protected its delicate wings from damage.
- The tergites of the wasp formed a hard exoskeleton, offering ample protection.
- The tergite of the beetle split open as it emerged from its pupal case.
- The size and shape of the tergite varied greatly among different insect species.
- The tergite of the dragonfly was thin and transparent, allowing light to penetrate.
- The tergite of the ant was covered in tiny hairs, providing insulation.
- The tergites of the scorpion formed a protective tail.
- The tergite of the termite was soft and pliable, allowing it to move through narrow tunnels.
- The tergite of the butterfly was adorned with intricate patterns and colors.
FAQs About the word tergite
The dorsal portion of an arthromere or somite of an articulate animal. See Illust. under Coleoptera.
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The tergite of the beetle gleamed iridescently in the morning sun.
The large tergite of the cockroach protected its delicate wings from damage.
The tergites of the wasp formed a hard exoskeleton, offering ample protection.
The tergite of the beetle split open as it emerged from its pupal case.
