Sentences with AXILLARIES
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The bird's axillaries are a pale gray color."
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"The axillaries of the flower are dark purple."
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"She carefully studied the characteristics of the bird's axillaries."
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"The butterfly's axillaries have bright orange spots."
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"The bird spreads its wings, revealing its striking axillaries."
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"The axillaries of the plant have a strong fragrance."
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"He observed the intricate patterns on the bird's axillaries."
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"The flowers have axillaries that attract bees for pollination."
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"The axillaries of the insect are covered in tiny hairs."
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"The bee hovers near the axillaries of the flower."
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"The axillaries of the shrub are deep green in color."
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"The bright yellow axillaries catch everyone's attention."
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"She photographed the bird's axillaries for her research project."
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"The axillaries of the tree provide shade in the hot summer months."
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"The hummingbird's axillaries have a shimmering metallic sheen."
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"The petals of the flower emerge from the axillaries."
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"He studied the axillaries of different bird species."
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"The delicate axillaries sway in the breeze."
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"The butterfly lands on the axillaries of the plant."
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"She carefully pressed a specimen of the axillaries in her notebook."
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"The bird's axillaries were beautifully patterned."
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"During the dissection, we observed the axillaries of the frog."
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"The ornithologist carefully examined the axillaries of the hawk."
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"The field guide provided detailed illustrations of bird axillaries."
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"In birdwatching, the coloration of the axillaries can be useful for identification."
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"The researcher documented the variations in axillaries among different penguin species."
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"The bird's flight revealed flashes of white in its axillaries."
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"The ornithologist collected data on the length and width of the axillaries in various bird species."
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"The plumage of the bird was predominantly brown, with contrasting black axillaries."
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"We discovered a new species of butterfly with vibrant orange axillaries."
