triquetrous Antonyms
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Meaning of triquetrous
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triquetrous (a.)
Three sided, the sides being plane or concave; having three salient angles or edges; trigonal.
triquetrous Sentence Examples
- The triquetrous root penetrated deeply into the soil, anchoring the plant firmly.
- The triquetrous stem had three distinct ridges and grooves running along its length.
- The triquetrous leaf with its triangular cross-section provided efficient photosynthesis.
- The triquetrous capsule of the plant held numerous tiny seeds.
- The triquetrous shape of the geological formation indicated it was formed by volcanic activity.
- The triquetrous bolt was designed to fit snugly into a corresponding groove.
- The triquetrous symbol, often found in Celtic art, represented the balance of three elements.
- The triquetrous church spire reached high into the sky, dominating the cityscape.
- The triquetrous tunnel provided a direct path through the mountain, bypassing dangerous slopes.
- The triquetrous diamond had a unique and visually striking appearance due to its three-sided form.
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Three sided, the sides being plane or concave; having three salient angles or edges; trigonal.
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The triquetrous root penetrated deeply into the soil, anchoring the plant firmly.
The triquetrous stem had three distinct ridges and grooves running along its length.
The triquetrous leaf with its triangular cross-section provided efficient photosynthesis.
The triquetrous capsule of the plant held numerous tiny seeds.
