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Meanings of reptilians in English
Synonyms
Examples for "reptile"
Examples for "reptile"
1
The reptile-people-usuallyreferred to as 'Culture X'-hadarrived on the scene later.
2
Suddenly Norma gave a piteous whine; the reptile had bitten her tongue.
3
His search was unavailing; the mysterious reptile was not to be found.
4
Across his figure passes the salamander, the fabled reptile of the fire.
5
He writes: The idea of a fish passing into a reptile, monstrous.
1
The owner of Reptilia recently sold an Indian star tortoise for $500.
2
Reptilia, fossil, memoirs on.
3
Cuvier went no further than Brongniart, and, in the Regne Animal, he dropped the term Amphibia, and substituted Reptilia for it.
4
The Scarpa Iguana weighs 18 oz per pair, with clip-off loops and a Vibram Reptilia MG sole to crush the approaches.
5
In Batrachia and Reptilia the stomach is in most cases a simple sac, marked off from the oesophagus only by increased calibre.
Usage of reptilians in English
1
Huge chairs had been set out for each of the reptilians.
2
The reptilians fought, and when they could fight no more, they fled the palace.
3
They were accompanied by what looked suspiciously like spectres of some slender reptilians dressed in one-piece coveralls.
4
She terminated the experiment and the Lifeworker who designed the reptilians was reassigned to another world, far away.
5
The reptilians rustled with interest.
6
The reptilians began murmuring approval.
7
The rest of the poikilothermic species, from teleosts to reptilians, appear to contain a well-developed complement system resembling that of homeothermic vertebrates.
8
Academics from Queen's University Belfast found that noise affects the behaviour of a wide range of species including amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and reptilians.
Frequent collocations
Reptilians through the time