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Meaning of tralineate
Webster
tralineate (v. i.)
To deviate; to stray; to wander.
tralineate Sentence Examples
- The ancient cave walls were tralineated with intricate etchings depicting hunting scenes.
- The delicate veins of the leaf were tralineated with chlorophyll, giving it its vibrant green color.
- The archaeologist carefully tralineated the stone fragments to reconstruct the lost mosaic.
- The microscopic organism exhibited tralineated structures reminiscent of miniature trees.
- The mineral crystals grew in tralineated formations, creating a mesmerizing pattern.
- The artist's brushstrokes tralineated the canvas, creating a sense of depth and movement.
- The radiologist reviewed the tralineated images of the patient's lungs, searching for abnormalities.
- The engineer designed the bridge with tralineated supports to withstand the weight of passing vehicles.
- The gardener pruned the rose bush, trimming the branches to create a tralineated shape.
- The musician played a tralineated melody on the piano, capturing the audience's attention with its intricate notes.
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To deviate; to stray; to wander.
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The ancient cave walls were tralineated with intricate etchings depicting hunting scenes.
The delicate veins of the leaf were tralineated with chlorophyll, giving it its vibrant green color.
The archaeologist carefully tralineated the stone fragments to reconstruct the lost mosaic.
The microscopic organism exhibited tralineated structures reminiscent of miniature trees.
