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| Definitions from the WebTerm: PectinatePart of Speech: Verb Sense: 
 Usage: Botanists often use the term "pectinate" to describe the arrangement of specialized leaf structures along the stems of certain plants. Sample Sentence: The foliage of the vibrant orchid pectinates beautifully, resembling the teeth of a comb. Term: Pectinate Part of Speech: Adjective Sense: 
 Usage: The pectinate edges of the shells in this particular mollusk species facilitate their ability to sift food particles from the water. Sample Sentence: The fossilized seashell exhibits distinct pectinate patterns along its exterior, providing clues about its evolutionary history. Term: Pectinate Part of Speech: Adverb Sense: 
 Usage: The tiny hairs on the insect's legs moved pectinately, enabling it to grip surfaces with precision. Sample Sentence: She gently brushed her hair, combing through it pectinately to create a smooth and neat hairstyle. Term: Pectinate Part of Speech: Noun Sense: 
 Usage: The barber skillfully wielded the pectinate to untangle knots and groom his customers' hair. Sample Sentence: Having a small pectinate handy in your sewing kit can be useful for straightening out fabric or removing snags. Related Products: | ||||
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