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Meanings of medusa in English
Synonyms
Examples for "jellyfish"
Examples for "jellyfish"
1
Like the jellyfish that I saw at sea, Fallion thought, radiating light.
2
Sharks and jellyfish aren't bad; they're simply doing what nature intended, existing.
3
Nobody else saw any jellyfish, nobody else got stung, Mr McKenzie said.
4
It helps salve the pain, with jellyfish stings and with sea urchins.
5
To improve these circumstances, a new jellyfish valve was designed and manufactured.
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Sudden breezes lifted the woman's hair in medusan strands.
2
It was the look of a cornered animal, something with fangs and claws and wild medusan hair.
3
Guinevere, about forty, was exceedingly beautiful, in spite of wearing her long blond hair in medusan cascades of cornrows, which Roy disliked.
4
Medusan civilization is based on autonomous bronze age city-states, although significant nomad populations exist.
5
An unstable Medusan whose apparent suicide was in fact murder.
1
Granted, the gorgon effect only changes whatever the medusoid can see directly, but we know the light reflected from those bodies isn't responsible.
Usage of medusa in English
1
A broad, mottled band had appeared along the side of the medusa.
2
He could no longer see the medusa; once more it was directly overhead.
3
The semi-transparent globules appeared to consist of an animal of the medusa kind.
4
And the medusa, no longer falling, began to roll back toward the horizontal.
5
Then he noticed that the medusa's tactics seemed to be having some effect.
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Leaded windows, gargoyles, masculine medusa heads, a sallyport, loopholes and a little spire.
7
The sea washed up a medusa to the shore-giveit me!
8
The medusa remains in its polype state for some months.
9
Huxley had detected them in the medusa in 1849.
10
Courtesy Tara Expeditions This Liriope medusa caught and ate a large part of a juvenile fish.
11
A medusa fish in an ocean of time?
12
In unison, the remaining mantas dived steeply away from the medusa, gaining speed by losing altitude.
13
Have you ever seen a medusa, Mr. Crowley?
14
The body of the medusa was transparent.
15
But there was a basic, joyful innocence in Solveig and her medusa-like mane that quickly banished disapproval.
16
Could the medusa defend itself, Falcon wondered.
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Medusa through the time