toadlet Antonyms
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Meaning of toadlet
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toadlet (n.)
A small toad.
toadlet Sentence Examples
- The tiny toadlet hopped swiftly across the damp forest floor.
- Its emerald-green skin shimmered with iridescent hues as it navigated between ferns and fallen leaves.
- The toadlet's long, slender legs propelled it with an agility that belied its size.
- Despite its diminutive stature, the toadlet's call was surprisingly loud and piercing.
- Its eyes glittered like tiny jewels in the dim undergrowth, scanning for prey and potential threats.
- The toadlet's tongue extended with lightning speed, capturing insects and depositing them into its small, gaping mouth.
- Its webbed feet left delicate imprints in the soft soil as it searched for suitable hiding spots.
- The toadlet's coloration provided excellent camouflage amidst the lush vegetation.
- As night fell, the toadlet retreated to a sheltered nook beneath a decaying log.
- The diminutive amphibian slept soundly, its body hidden from the nocturnal predators that roamed the forest.
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A small toad.
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The tiny toadlet hopped swiftly across the damp forest floor.
Its emerald-green skin shimmered with iridescent hues as it navigated between ferns and fallen leaves.
The toadlet's long, slender legs propelled it with an agility that belied its size.
Despite its diminutive stature, the toadlet's call was surprisingly loud and piercing.
