"Rhamnaceous" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Rhamnaceous" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Rhamnaceous" Meaning
Adj. - Having a relation to rhamnose, an aldehyde sugar; or in botany, resembling the buckthorn plant (Rhamnus spp.), often characterized by the presence of glands rich in tannins.
"Rhamnaceous" Examples
Rhamnaceous (adjective)
- Rhamnaceous textures blended well with the seemingly dull background.
- The tiny branches seemed to sway rhamnaceous in the midsummer breeze.
- Her rhamnaceous arms brushed against him as they passed each other by.
- After weeks of trial, the flowers finally turned rhamnaceous under the patient gardeners' care.
- Despite multiple attempts, his face managed to remain rhamnaceous and stoic amidst the chaos.
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