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Meanings of botanist in English
Usage of botanist in English
1
The botanist bride was not in the least abashed during the ceremony.
2
The botanist Schmitz gave them the name of Halosphaera viridis in 1879.
3
I was the botanist, but my father gave Maude the green house.
4
A botanist ought not to complain of the antiquity of the edifices.
5
A botanist would have swooned with joy at the material all about.
6
The botanist tapped the arm of his chair with definite, meditative taps.
7
I am no botanist, but I have long found pleasure in herb-gathering.
8
The true botanist knows a tree as soon as he sees it.
9
Typical also of this new class is the German botanist Leonhard Rauwolf.
10
As a boy the future botanist developed an astonishing faculty of climbing.
11
To one botanist it suggests Malaysia, to another India, to another Australia.
12
Then see if the Desert Botanical Garden is missing a visiting botanist.
13
H.C. Gregory was second in command, Ferdinand von Mueller was botanist, J.S.
14
The botanist beside me dreams, I know, of vindications for that woman.
15
Nevertheless he was forty years old before he became a scientific botanist.
16
Mrs. Dana, if popular and old-fashioned, was no slouch as a botanist.
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Botanist through the time
Botanist across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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