aduncous in a sentence
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📚 Grade Level: Grade 11, Grade 12
Definition
Aduncous: having a hooked or curved shape, often used to describe the form of tendrils or beaks.
Crossword clues for aduncous
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "aduncous".
- Curved or hooked in shape, often describing tendrils.
- Describes a beak with a distinctive hook.
- Having a bending or curling appearance.
- Tendrils can be described as this shape.
- A term for something with a hooked form.
Aduncous sentence examples
- The vine's aduncous tendrils curled gracefully around the support.
- She noticed the aduncous shape of the bird's beak as it searched for food.
- His thoughts were aduncous, twisting and turning in unexpected directions.
- The aduncous branches of the tree created a natural archway.
- Her aduncous fingers fumbled with the delicate clasp of the necklace.
- They admired the aduncous patterns etched into the ancient stone.
- The artist depicted an aduncous figure, evoking a sense of movement.
- The aduncous roots of the plant spread wide, anchoring it firmly in the soil.
- His aduncous reasoning made it difficult for others to follow his logic.
- The sculpture's aduncous lines suggested both tension and grace.