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sea dahlia

 

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Noun sea dahlia has 1 sense
  1. sea dahlia, Coreopsis maritima - stout herb with flowers one to a stalk; ornamental developed from a Mexican wildflower
    --1 is a kind of coreopsis, tickseed, tickweed, tick-weed

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Sea Dahlia

Description:

The term "sea dahlia" refers to a type of marine organism that belongs to the family of sea anemones. Sea dahlia is characterized by its brilliant colors, delicate tentacles, and flower-like appearance. It is commonly found in oceans and seas worldwide, especially in coral reefs and rocky coastal areas.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - Marine Organism:

Sea dahlia, as a noun, refers to the beautiful and vibrant flower-like sea anemones found in marine environments.

Example Sentence:

The sea dahlia swayed gently in the current, showcasing its colorful tentacles to mesmerized divers.

2. Adjective - Popular:

As an adjective, "sea dahlia" describes something that is widely known, well-liked, or fashionable.

Example Sentence:

The sea dahlia dress was the most popular fashion trend this summer.

3. Adjective - Local:

When used to describe something as "local," sea dahlia refers to objects, places, or traditions associated with a specific region or community.

Example Sentence:

The restaurant proudly showcased a menu featuring various local delicacies, including sea dahlia soup.

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