Arthropods
Dragonflies and arthropods are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dragonflies" instead a noun "Arthropods".
Dragonflies
Arthropods and dragonflies are semantically related. You can use "Arthropods" instead a noun "Dragonflies".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- butterflies and arthropods
- butterflies and dragonflies
- ants and arthropods
- ants and dragonflies
- beetles and arthropods
- beetles and dragonflies
- mites and arthropods
- mites and dragonflies
- bees and arthropods
- bees and dragonflies
- bedbugs and arthropods
- bedbugs and dragonflies
- hornets and arthropods
- hornets and dragonflies
Both words in one sentence
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You still shoot from the bottom of the screen at a field of mushrooms, but instead of battling just the original four arthropods, you now face a deadlier variety of enemy bugs: millipedes, spiders, bees, beetles, earwigs, inchworms, dragonflies, and mosquitoes.
Source: Video Game / Millipede -
Giant insects/arthropods were common from the Ordovician to the Carboniferous period, with foot long cockroaches, seagull-sized Dragonflies, 8 and a half-foot long millipedes and 3ft long Scorpions.
Source: Big Creepy-Crawlies -
Before the dinosaurs, you had aquatic arthropods the size of mid-sized trucks, salamanders the size of crocodiles, dragonflies the size of eagles, spiders the size of housecats.
Source: Death World
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