sequoias
Pronunciation: [sɪˈkwɔɪə]
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Context: "nature"
(noun) a kind of very tall tree that grows mainly in California and is known for being one of the biggest and oldest trees in the world. Sequoias are giant trees that can live for thousands of years and are popular for their height and beauty.
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The sequoias in the national park attract many visitors every year.
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There are no sequoias in the area where I live; it's mostly flat land.
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Have you ever seen sequoias in person?
Context: "botany"
(noun) the specific species of tree belonging to the family Sequoiaceae, including the Giant Sequoia and the Coast Redwood. These trees are special for their size and unique characteristics.
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The giant sequoias can grow to be taller than a skyscraper.
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Unlike many other trees, sequoias do not grow well in colder climates.
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What do you think makes sequoias different from other trees?
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