Serrated in a sentence

(1) The bread crust is serrated.

(2) The saw has a serrated blade.

(3) The knife has a serrated edge.

(4) The shark's teeth are serrated.

(5) The scissors have serrated edges.

(6) The sawfish has a serrated snout.

(7) The switchblade had a serrated edge.

(8) The clasp-knife had a serrated edge.

(9) The steak knife has a serrated edge.

(10) The edges of the paper are serrated.

Serrated sentence

(11) The leaves on the plant are serrated.

(12) The bread knife has a serrated blade.

(13) The saw blade is serrated to cut wood.

(14) The sawtooth shark has serrated teeth.

(15) The saw blade is serrated to cut bone.

(16) The saw blade is serrated to cut foam.

(17) The saw blade is serrated to cut cork.

(18) The saw blade is serrated to cut felt.

(19) The saw blade is serrated to cut rope.

(20) The tepal edges were slightly serrated.

Serrated make sentence

(21) The bladings on the knife are serrated.

(22) The saw blade is serrated to cut metal.

(23) The saw blade is serrated to cut paper.

(24) The saw blade is serrated to cut vinyl.

(25) The saw blade is serrated to cut twine.

(26) A serrated knife has teeth on the blade.

(27) The saw blade is serrated to cut rubber.

(28) The saw blade is serrated to cut fabric.

(29) The saw blade is serrated to cut carpet.

(30) I need a serrated knife to cut this brod.

Sentence of serrated

(31) A bread knife has a long, serrated blade.

(32) The saw blade is serrated to cut plastic.

(33) The saw blade is serrated to cut leather.

(34) It's easier to trim with a serrated knife.

(35) The seagull's beak was sharp and serrated.

(36) The saw blade is serrated to cut linoleum.

(37) The carnassial tooth is sharp and serrated.

(38) The switchblade had a sharp, serrated edge.

(39) The saw blade is serrated to cut cardboard.

(40) She sliced the bread with a serrated knife.

Serrated meaningful sentence

(41) He cleaveth the bread with a serrated knife.

(42) I struggled to tear along the serrated edge.

(43) The petiolar base can be smooth or serrated.

(44) The saw blade is serrated to cut insulation.

(45) The saw blade is serrated to cut fiberglass.

(46) The scarious edges of the leaf were serrated.

(47) The sepal can have a serrated or smooth edge.

(48) The alligator's teeth are sharp and serrated.

(49) The bladings on the bread knife are serrated.

(50) The bladings on the fish scaler are serrated.

Serrated sentence examples

(51) The caterpillar had dentately serrated edges.

(52) He used a serrated knife to cut up the tomato.

(53) The salmonberry leaves are large and serrated.

(54) The knife blade was serrated for easy cutting.

(55) The teeth of the bucksaw were finely serrated.

(56) The petiolule of the leaf had a serrated edge.

(57) A bread knife is also called a serrated knife.

(58) I used a serrated knife to cut a slice of cake.

(59) The pinnately lobed leaf had a serrated margin.

(60) The knife's blade beyond the grip was serrated.

Sentence with serrated

(61) The leaves of agrimonies are serrated and green.

(62) The teazel leaves have a distinct serrated edge.

(63) The chef used a serrated knife to cut the bread.

(64) The chef used a serrated blade to cut the bread.

(65) The shoveller's bill is serrated along the edges.

(66) I prefer using serrated knives for slicing bread.

(67) The teeth on the saw were pointlike and serrated.

(68) The potentilla leaves have a unique serrated edge.

(69) The cusps of the leaves were pointed and serrated.

(70) The phylae of the rose were serrated and fragrant.

Use serrated in a sentence

(71) The obcordate leaf margins were slightly serrated.

(72) The ligular apex of the leaf is slightly serrated.

(73) The troodontid dinosaur had sharp, serrated teeth.

(74) The poniard had a serrated edge for maximum damage.

(75) Each pinnule on the fern frond had a serrated edge.

(76) The pinnules on the maple tree had a serrated edge.

(77) A steak knife has a serrated edge for cutting meat.

(78) The stipule on the sunflower was large and serrated.

(79) The peelers have a serrated edge for better peeling.

(80) The paperknife has a serrated edge for easy cutting.

Sentence using serrated

(81) The masterwort leaves have a distinct serrated edge.

(82) The blade of the knife had dentately serrated edges.

(83) A bread knife is also called a serrated bread knife.

(84) The paper knife has a serrated edge for easy cutting.

(85) The serrated teeth on the comb help detangle my hair.

(86) The teeth of creodonts were often sharp and serrated.

(87) The knife's serrated edge can rip through tough meat.

(88) The bread knife has a serrated edge for easy slicing.

(89) The knife had a serrated leaf blade for easy cutting.

(90) The steak knife has a serrated edge for easy cutting.

Serrated example sentence

(91) The microphylls of this species have a serrated edge.

(92) The paper knife has a serrated edge for easy tearing.

(93) The chef used a serrated knife to slice the tomatoes.

(94) The anterior edge of the leaf is serrated and jagged.

(95) The leaves of kurobeni are deeply lobed and serrated.

(96) The serrated edge of the saw easily cuts through wood.

(97) The plast knife has a serrated edge for slicing bread.

(98) I used a serrated knife to cut through the sugar-loaf.

(99) The petaline edges of the leaf were slightly serrated.

(100) Pterocarya rhoifolia has distinctive, serrated leaves.

Sentence with word serrated

(101) The involucral scales can be serrated or smooth-edged.

(102) He used a serrated knife to slice tomato for the salsa.

(103) I like to peel with a serrated knife for a better grip.

(104) The pinnately dissected leaf had finely serrated edges.

(105) The knife's serrated edge can maw through crusty bread.

(106) The pistole's slide was serrated for easy manipulation.

(107) The leaves of amelanchier are oval-shaped and serrated.

(108) The serrations on the leaf's edges were finely serrated.

(109) The sepaline edges of the petals were slightly serrated.

(110) The leaves of the danewort plant are green and serrated.

Sentence of serrated

(111) The orc's weapon of choice was a deadly, serrated sword.

(112) The fish knife has a serrated edge for scaling the fish.

(113) The spatula has a serrated edge for cutting through food.

(114) The frond's serrated edges gave it a distinct appearance.

(115) Ricinus leaves are large and palmate with serrated edges.

(116) A serrated knife is good for cutting through tough foods.

(117) The hammerhead shark's teeth are serrated and triangular.

(118) The cataphylls on this shrub are serrated along the edges.

(119) The serrated edge of the can opener easily opens tin cans.

(120) The baker used a serrated knife to slice the crusty bread.

Serrated used in a sentence

(121) The sawbill's bill is serrated to help grip slippery fish.

(122) The leaves of the ulmus tree are oval-shaped and serrated.

(123) The fish knife's serrated edge helps with scaling the fish.

(124) He used a serrated knife to cut the candy into thin slices.

(125) The leaves of eglantine plants are dark green and serrated.

(126) The pennycress leaves are dark green and slightly serrated.

(127) The paper knife has a serrated edge for effortless cutting.

(128) Many theropods had sharp, serrated teeth for tearing flesh.

(129) Goosanders have a serrated bill that helps them catch fish.

(130) The hackberry leaf has a distinct shape and serrated edges.

Serrated sentence in English

(131) A bread knife has a long, serrated blade for cutting bread.

(132) A cake knife has a serrated blade for cutting through cake.

(133) A steak knife has a serrated edge for cutting through meat.

(134) My favorite breadknife has a serrated edge for easy slicing.

(135) The steak knife has a serrated edge that ensures clean cuts.

(136) Some thecodonts had sharp, serrated teeth for tearing flesh.

(137) A bread knife has a serrated edge for cutting through bread.

(138) The butcher recommended a serrated knife for slicing sausage.

(139) The pectinate edges of the leaf create a serrated appearance.

(140) The sawbill's bill is serrated to help it grip slippery prey.

(141) The shark's serrated teeth were a terrifying sight to behold.

(142) The blade over the bread knife was serrated for easy cutting.

(143) A bread knife has a serrated edge to cut through bread crust.

(144) The cake was so dense, it required a serrated knife to slice.

(145) The serrated knife is perfect for slicing through tough meats.

(146) She used a serrated knife to cut the candy into jagged pieces.

(147) The blade back of the machete was serrated for better cutting.

(148) The butter knife has a serrated edge for slicing through bread.

(149) The serrated blade on the scissors makes it easy to cut fabric.

(150) The serrated edge of the saw easily cuts through plastic pipes.

(151) The spear with a serrated edge was used for hunting large game.

(152) The leaves of lindens are heart-shaped and have serrated edges.

(153) The leaves of celtis trees are alternate, simple, and serrated.

(154) The chef used a serrated blade to cut through the crusty bread.

(155) The warrior's zanpakutou had a serrated edge for maximum damage.

(156) The gift-wrapping scissors had a serrated edge for easy cutting.

(157) The komodo dragon's teeth are serrated, aiding in tearing flesh.

(158) The leaves of boortrees are oval-shaped and have serrated edges.

(159) The blade back of the bread knife was serrated for easy slicing.

(160) The pocket knife has a serrated edge for cutting tough materials.

(161) I prefer using breadknives with serrated edges for cutting bread.

(162) The pinnulate leaflets of the vine were serrated along the edges.

(163) The compound leaf of a grapevine is known for its serrated edges.

(164) The spinous leaves of the holly plant have sharp, serrated edges.

(165) The leaves of hornbeams are oval-shaped and have a serrated edge.

(166) A tomato knife has a serrated blade for slicing through tomatoes.

(167) The pinnules of this particular fern are serrated along the edges.

(168) I prefer using a serrated bread knife for slicing homemade loaves.

(169) The serrated edge of the knife easily cuts through rope and cords.

(170) The baker used a serrated knife to slice away the top of the cake.

(171) I used a serrated knife to slice the sausage without squishing it.

(172) The leaves of mitrewort are heart-shaped and have a serrated edge.

(173) The baker used a serrated knife to slice into the crusty baguette.

(174) The serratus anterior muscle is named for its serrated appearance.

(175) The leaves of clearweed are deeply lobed and have a serrated edge.

(176) The pinnulate leaves of the herbaceous plant were finely serrated.

(177) The knife blade was serrated, making it perfect for slicing bread.

(178) The leaves of miterwort are heart-shaped and have a serrated edge.

(179) The saw's serrated teeth easily cut through the thick tree branch.

(180) The serrated leaves of the cactus plant were prickly to the touch.

(181) The sheers I own have a serrated edge for better grip on materials.

(182) The serrated teeth on the file make it effective for shaping metal.

(183) The shark's maw with its rows of serrated teeth is a deadly weapon.

(184) The teeth of dromaeosaurids were serrated, ideal for tearing flesh.

(185) The serrated edges of the mountain range were a breathtaking sight.

(186) The serrated edges of the metal grating provided a secure foothold.

(187) A bread knife has a long, serrated blade for slicing through bread.

(188) I need to find a fish slice with a serrated edge for better cutting.

(189) The serrated edge of the scissors helps prevent fabric from fraying.

(190) These ducks have a serrated bill that helps them grip slippery fish.

(191) Mergansers have a unique serrated bill edge to help them catch prey.

(192) The phyllodes of certain plants have a serrated edge for protection.

(193) The bipinnate leaflets of the black locust tree are highly serrated.

(194) Incising the pumpkin with a serrated knife makes it easier to carve.

(195) The aracari's beak is serrated, allowing them to grip and tear food.

(196) The serrated edge of the paper cutter ensures a clean cut every time.

(197) The leaves of calceolarias are typically green and slightly serrated.

(198) The involucral bracts can have serrated edges, or they can be smooth.

(199) Cogongrass is known for its sharp, serrated leaves that can cut skin.

(200) The serrated blade on the hedge trimmer makes it easy to shape bushes.

(201) The serrated edge of the file is perfect for smoothing rough surfaces.

(202) The serrated teeth on the grater make it perfect for shredding cheese.

(203) The serrated blade on the bread slicer ensures even slices every time.

(204) He used a serrated knife to cut up the crusty bread into thick slices.

(205) The leaves of the celtis tree are oval-shaped and have serrated edges.

(206) The hemostat's serrated jaws provided a firm grip on the blood vessel.

(207) The steak knife has a serrated blade that stays sharp for a long time.

(208) She had to use a serrated knife to carve the tough meat up for dinner.

(209) The leaves of the Tilia tree are heart-shaped and have serrated edges.

(210) The jack-knife had a serrated edge for cutting through tough materials.

(211) I accidentally cut myself with the serrated edge of the saran wrap box.

(212) I find it easier to slice up into smaller pieces with a serrated knife.

(213) The pigweed can be identified by its serrated leaves and reddish stems.

(214) She used a serrated knife to cut the bagel into quarters for breakfast.

(215) He used a serrated knife to cut up the baguette into three-inch pieces.

(216) The serrated edge of the knife made cutting through the steak a breeze.

(217) The tiger shark's teeth are serrated and can easily tear through flesh.

(218) The serrated edge of the steak knife effortlessly cuts through the meat.

(219) The mucronate teeth of the carnivorous dinosaur were sharp and serrated.

(220) The ice cream shop had a scooper with a serrated edge for easy scooping.

(221) The leaves of polyanthus are typically dark green and slightly serrated.

(222) She used a serrated knife to carve the pineapple up for the fruit salad.

(223) The chef used a serrated knife, and the pastry chef used a straight one.

(224) I bought a set of knives, but I only use the one with the serrated edge.

(225) The chef was slashing the bread with a serrated knife to make sandwiches.

(226) The serrated teeth on the zipper make it easy to open and close clothing.

(227) The serrated edge of the knife is perfect for cutting through thick foam.

(228) The leaves of nettles have a serrated edge and are covered in tiny hairs.

(229) The baker used a serrated knife to slice up the cake into precise pieces.

(230) It's easier to slice up into pieces of bread when using a serrated knife.

(231) The knife's serrated edge rends through into the tough skin of the fruit.

(232) The compound leaf of a rose bush is made up of several serrated leaflets.

(233) Grab onto a knife with a serrated edge when cutting through crusty bread.

(234) The blade was serrated, making it perfect for cutting through tough meat.

(235) The bread knife's serrated blade made slicing the crusty loaf effortless.

(236) The breadknife has a serrated edge that helps it cut through tough crusts.

(237) The hunting knife had a serrated edge for cutting through tough materials.

(238) The trailing edge of the leaf was serrated, giving it a unique appearance.

(239) The acanthus leaf is characterized by its deeply lobed and serrated edges.

(240) Before slicing tomatoes, grab onto a knife with a sharp and serrated edge.

(241) The sawbills' distinctive bills are serrated, which helps them catch fish.

(242) A serrated knife has teeth-like edges for cutting through tough materials.

(243) The leaves of ironweeds are long and narrow with a slightly serrated edge.

(244) The knife's serrated edge allowed it to easily slit through the tough meat.

(245) The chef resharpened his serrated knife to easily cut through crusty bread.

(246) Nurse sharks have small, serrated teeth that are adapted for crushing prey.

(247) Coelurosaurs had sharp, serrated teeth that were adapted for tearing flesh.

(248) The smew's bill is narrow and serrated, perfect for catching slippery fish.

(249) Green turtles have a serrated beak that helps them tear seagrass and algae.

(250) The sabretooth shark was a prehistoric shark that had long, serrated teeth.

(251) The chef used a knife with a serrated edge to cut through the crusty bread.

(252) The pinnules of this fern have a serrated margin for increased surface area.

(253) The serrated teeth on the saw blade make it ideal for cutting through metal.

(254) The serrated edge of the knife is ideal for cutting through thick cardboard.

(255) She used a serrated knife to slice up the undefined into evenly sized cubes.

(256) The baker used a serrated knife to break off a slice of the crusty baguette.

(257) The serrated teeth on breadknives grip the bread, making it easier to slice.

(258) The leaves of the celtis tree are simple and alternate, with serrated edges.

(259) The unicostate leaf margin is smooth in some species and serrated in others.

(260) The serrated edges on the leaves of the plant help protect it from predators.

(261) The serrated blade on the utility knife makes it versatile for various tasks.

(262) I used a serrated knife to slice up the pork into thin slices for a sandwich.

(263) The beggarticks plant can grow up to three feet tall and has serrated leaves.

(264) The barbellate knife had a serrated edge for cutting through tough materials.

(265) The blade of a jackknife can be serrated for cutting through tough materials.

(266) The tyrannosaurus rex had a unique serrated teeth structure for tearing flesh.

(267) The knife blade was slightly serrated, making it perfect for cutting tomatoes.

(268) The serrated edge of a breadknife makes cutting through crusty bread a breeze.

(269) Alewife are sometimes referred to as sawbellies due to their serrated bellies.

(270) The ovipositors of some beetles are serrated and can cut through plant tissue.

(271) The serrated edge of the pizza cutter effortlessly slices through thick crusts.

(272) The serrated teeth on the saw blade make it efficient for cutting through bone.

(273) The serrated blade on the vegetable peeler makes it easy to remove tough skins.

(274) The serrated edges of the rock formation were a popular spot for rock climbers.

(275) The eviscerations inflicted on the victim were consistent with a serrated blade.

(276) The archosaurian teeth are typically serrated and adapted for carnivorous diets.

(277) The serrated blade of the hedge trimmer made quick work of the overgrown bushes.

(278) Hemostats are designed with a serrated surface to provide a firm grip on tissues.

(279) The fish knife has a serrated edge that helps in cutting through tough fish skin.

(280) The tiger shark's teeth are serrated and designed for cutting through tough prey.

(281) The edmontosaurus had a series of sharp, serrated teeth in the back of its mouth.

(282) The serrated teeth on the chainsaw make it a powerful tool for cutting down trees.

(283) The T-Rex had a row of sharp, serrated teeth that could easily tear through flesh.

(284) A tomato knife has a serrated edge for cutting through the tough skin of a tomato.

(285) Use a serrated knife to slice into the crusty baguette for a French-inspired meal.

(286) The serrated teeth on the rake make it effective for removing leaves from the lawn.

(287) The paripinnate leaflets have a serrated edge for added defense against herbivores.

(288) I learned to identify stinging nettles by their serrated leaves and stinging hairs.

(289) The teeth of the shark were phosphatized, revealing their sharp and serrated edges.

(290) He used a serrated knife to carefully slit the undefined substance into thin slices.

(291) Breadknives with serrated blades are perfect for cutting through tough bread crusts.

(292) The serrated edge of the paper cutter cleanly sliced through the stack of documents.

(293) The lithoclast's serrated edges provided extra grip when breaking through tough rocks.

(294) The pliosaur's teeth were conical and serrated, perfect for gripping and tearing prey.

(295) The blade on my bread knife is serrated, making it easy to slice through crusty bread.

(296) The adventurer's hunting knife had a serrated edge for cutting through tough materials.

(297) The baker used a serrated knife to slice up into flakes the baguette for the bruschetta.

(298) I prefer using a cutting tool with a serrated edge, but others may prefer a smooth edge.

(299) You can use a spoon with a serrated edge to easily cut through soft foods like avocados.

(300) These parers have a serrated edge, which makes them ideal for cutting through tough skins.

(301) The leaves of the populus tree are typically triangular in shape and have a serrated edge.

(302) The dentist used a serrated tool to scrape away the plaque buildup on the patient's teeth.

(303) The exopodites of a horseshoe crab's appendages have serrated edges for tearing apart food.

(304) The serrated edge of breadknives makes it easier to cut through bread without squishing it.

(305) The chef instructed his sous chef to use a serrated knife to cut the bread for the sandwich.

(306) The serrated blade on the peeler makes it easy to remove the skin from fruits and vegetables.

(307) The serrated edge of the knife creates beautiful decorative patterns on fruits and vegetables.

(308) The teeth of chondrichthyans are sharp and serrated, perfect for capturing and consuming prey.

(309) The molariform premolars of the lion are sharp and serrated, perfect for slicing through meat.

(310) Oviraptors had sharp, serrated teeth that were well-suited for tearing flesh and crushing bones.

(311) Troodontids had sharp, serrated teeth that were used for slicing through meat and crushing bones.

(312) The hypsilophodont had sharp, serrated teeth that were ideal for slicing through tough vegetation.

(313) The ovipositor of the grasshopper is curved and serrated, making it easier to lay eggs in the soil.

(314) The hunter's serrated arrowhead pierced the animal's hide, causing it to stumble and fall to the ground.

(315) The hypsilophodont's teeth were sharp and serrated, so it could efficiently chew through tough vegetation.

(316) The jagged, serrated rocks made it difficult for the climbers to find a safe path up the steep cliff face.

(317) Despite the serrated edges of the leaves, the caterpillar managed to munch its way through the entire plant.

(318) The chef carefully sliced the tomatoes with a serrated knife, ensuring that each piece was perfectly uniform.

(319) The tool mark analysis revealed that the marks on the victim's clothing were consistent with a serrated blade.

(320) Iguanodons had a unique tooth structure, with serrated edges that helped them efficiently chew plant material.

(321) The saw's serrated teeth made quick work of the thick tree trunk, sending wood chips flying in all directions.

(322) The serrated edge of the knife, which had been sharpened to perfection, sliced through the tough meat effortlessly.

(323) The sporks at the Mexican restaurant have a serrated edge, making it easier to cut through quesadillas and burritos.

(324) The baguette was too hard to cut with a regular knife, so she used a serrated one, but it still required some effort.

(325) As the hiker climbed higher up the mountain, he noticed the serrated peaks of the surrounding range looming above him.

(326) She was hesitant to touch the serrated edge of the saw, but she knew it was necessary to cut through the thick branch.

(327) The chef used a serrated blade to cut the crusty bread, and then spread butter on it, but he forgot to add the garlic.

(328) The artist used a serrated tool to create intricate patterns in the clay, adding texture and depth to the finished piece.

(329) The serrated knife, which I had just sharpened, sliced through the tough meat easily, but it was still too tough to chew.

(330) As the storm approached, the wind picked up and the waves grew serrated, crashing against the shore with increasing force.

(331) The serrated leaves of the cactus were prickly, which deterred animals from eating it, but it also made it difficult to handle.

(332) The bread knife's serrated edge was perfect for cutting through the crusty baguette, but it also made a mess of the soft interior.

(333) The design of switchblades has evolved over time to include various features such as serrated edges and assisted opening mechanisms.

(334) The serrated edge of the machete was sharp enough to cut through the dense jungle foliage, but it also made it difficult to control.

(335) The shark's teeth were serrated, which allowed it to tear through its prey's flesh, but it also made it difficult to remove the hook.

(336) The mountain climber's gloves had serrated edges, which helped him grip the rocky surface, but they also caused blisters on his hands.

(337) The hiker's boots were equipped with serrated soles, which provided excellent traction on the slippery rocks, but he still slipped and fell.

(338) The saw's serrated teeth were dull, which made it difficult to cut through the thick wood, but he persevered and eventually finished the job.

(339) The archosaur's teeth are adapted to their specific diet, with some species having serrated edges for cutting through tough vegetation or prey.

(340) While banksia flowers come in a range of colors, from yellow to red to pink, the most iconic species is Banksia serrata, which has distinctive serrated leaves and a bright orange flower head.

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