tricae Antonyms
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Meaning of tricae
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tricae (pl.)
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tricae Sentence Examples
- The tricae, or intricate branches, of the ancient oak reached towards the heavens.
- The professor's lecture on quantum mechanics was full of technical tricae that left the students bewildered.
- The lawyer's defense relied heavily on the tricae of legal procedure to undermine the prosecution's case.
- The artist's painting depicted the tricae of nature, with its swirling eddies and intricate patterns.
- The chef's signature dish featured tricae of vegetables, artfully arranged on the plate.
- The musician's fingers danced across the piano keys, weaving a melody full of tricae and flourishes.
- The tree's tricae provided a refuge for birds and other wildlife, creating a vibrant ecosystem.
- The scientist's research focused on the tricae of the human genome, seeking to unravel its secrets.
- The tricae of the ancient ruins hinted at the complexity and sophistication of a bygone civilization.
- The writer's prose was filled with tricae of language, painting vivid images and creating an immersive experience for the reader.
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The tricae, or intricate branches, of the ancient oak reached towards the heavens.
The professor's lecture on quantum mechanics was full of technical tricae that left the students bewildered.
The lawyer's defense relied heavily on the tricae of legal procedure to undermine the prosecution's case.
The artist's painting depicted the tricae of nature, with its swirling eddies and intricate patterns.
