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Meaning of turbinaceous
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turbinaceous (a.)
Of or pertaining to peat, or turf; of the nature of peat, or turf; peaty; turfy.
turbinaceous Sentence Examples
- The turbinaceous whirring of the fan blades reverberated through the room.
- The towering turbinaceous clouds stretched across the horizon, promising a downpour.
- Fossil remains of ancient turbinaceous plants revealed the area's once-lush habitat.
- The intricate turbinaceous structure of the seashell provided protection and camouflage for its inhabitant.
- The turbinaceous coral reefs teemed with vibrant marine life, forming an underwater paradise.
- The turbinaceous turbine spun gracefully, converting kinetic energy into electricity.
- Physicists studied the turbinaceous motion of fluids to understand their behavior.
- The turbinaceous surface of the lunar regolith created challenges for astronauts and engineers alike.
- Archaeologists discovered fragments of turbinaceous pottery, offering insights into ancient craftmanship.
- The turbinaceous blades of the propeller propelled the aircraft into the sky, embarking on an aerial journey.
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Of or pertaining to peat, or turf; of the nature of peat, or turf; peaty; turfy.
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The turbinaceous whirring of the fan blades reverberated through the room.
The towering turbinaceous clouds stretched across the horizon, promising a downpour.
Fossil remains of ancient turbinaceous plants revealed the area's once-lush habitat.
The intricate turbinaceous structure of the seashell provided protection and camouflage for its inhabitant.
