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sagittate in a sentence

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Definition

Sagittate refers to a shape that is arrowhead-like, typically characterized by a broad base and pointed tip, often used to describe certain types of leaves.

Sample Sentences

  1. The leaves of the plant were sagittate, resembling arrowheads as they extended from the stem.
  2. In her botanical illustrations, she accurately depicted the sagittate shapes of the various native species.
  3. The sagittate structure of the ancient arrow points revealed the craftsmanship of early hunters.
  4. During the hike, we encountered a unique flower with sagittate petals that caught our attention.
  5. The term "sagittate" is often used in botanical classifications to describe arrow-shaped leaves.

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