tessular Antonyms
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Meaning of tessular
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tessular (a.)
Tesseral.
tessular Sentence Examples
- The tessular pattern of the mosaic floor mesmerized visitors with its intricate geometric designs.
- The tessular tissue in the lungs provides a large surface area for gas exchange.
- The tessular architecture of the bone gave it remarkable strength and resilience.
- The artist used a tessular approach in their painting, creating a composition of interlocking squares.
- The tessular structure of the honeycomb maximized its storage capacity and structural integrity.
- The tessular nature of the polymer allowed for its deformation and flexibility under various conditions.
- The tessular arrangement of the city's blocks provided a well-organized and efficient urban grid.
- The tessular pattern on the butterfly's wings captivated observers with its iridescent colors.
- The tessular structure of the crystal lattice determined its optical and electrical properties.
- The tessular pattern on the snake's skin served as effective camouflage in its rocky habitat.
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Tesseral.
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The tessular pattern of the mosaic floor mesmerized visitors with its intricate geometric designs.
The tessular tissue in the lungs provides a large surface area for gas exchange.
The tessular architecture of the bone gave it remarkable strength and resilience.
The artist used a tessular approach in their painting, creating a composition of interlocking squares.
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