fossil in Irish
fossil in Irish is iontaise — fossil means the preserved remains or traces of an ancient plant or animal, usually turned to stone over time.
fossil in Irish
iontaise
What does "fossil" mean?
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noun The preserved remains or traces of an ancient plant or animal, usually turned to stone over time.
"The children were thrilled to find a small shell fossil on the beach."
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noun Something (or someone) seen as extremely old-fashioned or outdated.
"Some young people think anyone who still writes checks is a fossil."
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fossil in a sentence
- The children were thrilled to find a small shell fossil on the beach.
- The museum displayed a dinosaur fossil found in Montana.
- Some young people think anyone who still writes checks is a fossil.
- The old rules of the club are a fossil from another era.
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What is "fossil" in Irish?
"fossil" in Irish is iontaise. fossil means: The preserved remains or traces of an ancient plant or animal, usually turned to stone over time.
How do you use "fossil" in a sentence?
Example: "The children were thrilled to find a small shell fossil on the beach." In Irish, "fossil" is iontaise.
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