water tick Antonyms
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Meaning of water tick
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water tick ()
Same as Water mite.
water tick Sentence Examples
- The intrepid explorers cautiously approached the murky lake, mindful of the treacherous water ticks lurking beneath the surface.
- In the primeval swamps, the water ticks flourished, their tiny bodies a constant threat to unwary travelers.
- The professor extracted a water tick from the patient's skin, marveling at its intricate feeding mechanism.
- The riverside picnic was marred by a swarm of water ticks, their voracious appetites biting at the picnickers' ankles.
- The water tick's saliva contained a potent neurotoxin that caused severe pain and inflammation in its victims.
- The researchers discovered a novel species of water tick in the depths of the Amazon rainforest, adding to the diversity of this enigmatic group.
- The water tick used its needle-like mouthparts to pierce the skin of its host and engorge itself with blood.
- The symptoms of a water tick bite included fever, chills, and fatigue, often mimicking other tropical diseases.
- The leeching effect of water ticks could lead to severe blood loss and even death in extreme cases.
- The fear of water ticks cast a ominous shadow over the village, deterring people from entering the nearby pond.
FAQs About the word water tick
Same as Water mite.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The intrepid explorers cautiously approached the murky lake, mindful of the treacherous water ticks lurking beneath the surface.
In the primeval swamps, the water ticks flourished, their tiny bodies a constant threat to unwary travelers.
The professor extracted a water tick from the patient's skin, marveling at its intricate feeding mechanism.
The riverside picnic was marred by a swarm of water ticks, their voracious appetites biting at the picnickers' ankles.
