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palatine bone

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun palatine bone has 1 sense
  1. palatine, palatine bone, os palatinum - either of two irregularly shaped bones that form the back of the hard palate and helps to form the nasal cavity and the floor of the orbits
    --1 is a kind of bone, os

Definitions from the Web

Palatine Bone

The palatine bone is a thin, L-shaped bone located in the skull that forms a part of the hard palate and the nasal cavity.

Definition:

  1. A bone located in the skull, forming part of the hard palate and the nasal cavity.

Usage:

1. Noun (Anatomy):

  1. The palatine bone helps to separate the oral and nasal cavities.
  2. The fractured palatine bone needed surgery to repair the damage.

2. Adjective (Popular):

  1. He had a palatine smile, lighting up the room.
  2. Her palatine taste in music won her many admirers.

3. Adjective (Local):

  1. The palatine restaurant serves authentic dishes from the local cuisine.
  2. Many visitors enjoy the palatine traditions and customs of this region.

Sample Sentences:

1. Noun:

  1. The palatine bone is responsible for the stability of the upper jaw.
  2. During the accident, she injured her palatine bone.

2. Adjective:

  1. His palatine smile was contagious, making everyone around him happy.
  2. People often admire her palatine taste in fashion.

3. Adjective:

  1. The local community takes pride in its palatine heritage.
  2. Visiting the palatine sites allows you to experience the true essence of the region.

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