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hemipteronatus novacula

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun hemipteronatus novacula has 1 sense
  1. pearly razorfish, Hemipteronatus novacula - a kind of razorfish
    --1 is a kind of razor fish, razor-fish
    --1 is a member of Hemipteronatus, genus Hemipteronatus

Definitions from the Web

Hemipteronatus Novacula

Description:

Hemipteronatus novacula is a species of insect from the Hemiptera order. Commonly known as the "sharp-nosed bug," it belongs to a family of predatory insects characterized by their elongated mouthparts and piercing-sucking feeding habits.

Part of Speech:

Noun

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1: Referring to the insect species "Hemipteronatus Novacula."

Sense 2: Metaphorically used to describe someone with sharp features or a keen perception.

Sample Sentences:

1. Hemipteronatus novacula is commonly found in the tropical rainforests of South America.

2. Be careful when handling Hemipteronatus novacula as they are known to deliver a painful bite.

3. The artist depicted an illustration of Hemipteronatus novacula in one of her nature-themed paintings.

4. Despite his young age, Jake has a Hemipteronatus novacula-like ability to notice even the tiniest details in the surroundings.

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