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Meaning of trogium
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trogium (n)
a genus of Psocidae
trogium Sentence Examples
- The trogium, a limestone formation, towered above the landscape, its jagged cliffs defying gravity.
- The paleontologist stumbled upon a fossilized trogium, revealing the ancient sea creatures that once inhabited the area.
- With cautious steps, the hiker traversed the narrow trogium, its slippery sides threatening a perilous fall.
- The cascading waterfall plummeted into a hidden trogium, creating a mesmerizing symphony of nature.
- The gnarled roots of the oak tree entwined around the trogium, anchoring it against the relentless winds.
- The trogium's sharp edges cut through the dense undergrowth, creating a treacherous path.
- The archaeologist discovered an ancient cave within the trogium, its walls adorned with intricate petroglyphs.
- The trogium's porous surface allowed rainwater to seep through, creating a lush oasis in the arid landscape.
- As the sun set, the trogium cast long shadows across the valley below, evoking a sense of mystery and awe.
- The trogium stood as a testament to the relentless forces of nature and the enduring beauty of time.
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a genus of Psocidae
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The trogium, a limestone formation, towered above the landscape, its jagged cliffs defying gravity.
The paleontologist stumbled upon a fossilized trogium, revealing the ancient sea creatures that once inhabited the area.
With cautious steps, the hiker traversed the narrow trogium, its slippery sides threatening a perilous fall.
The cascading waterfall plummeted into a hidden trogium, creating a mesmerizing symphony of nature.
