Flagellate

The flagellate fungi thrive in moist environments.

The flagellate protozoan moves by lashing its flagella.

The flagellate larvae of the parasite can infect the host through water or food.

Flagellate organisms are often used as indicators of water quality in ecological studies.

The flagellate eukaryotes are capable of both photosynthesis and movement.

The flagellate sperm cells swim towards the egg for fertilization.

The flagellate algae thrive in freshwater lakes and ponds.

The flagellate algae propel themselves using their whip-like appendages.

The veterinarian treated the dog to flagellate the parasitic infection.

The contaminated water sources in the area flagellate the residents with harmful organisms.

The expedition members were flagellated by sand flies carrying a flagellate parasite.

The research team flagellated the lab mice with a genetically modified flagellate organism.

The crowded daycare center flagellated the children with a contagious flagellate infection.

The hiker was flagellated by a tick carrying a flagellate parasite.

The mosquito flagellates the bird with the flagellate parasite.

The flagellate sergeant disciplined the soldiers with harsh whippings.

The flagellate taskmaster punished the workers by lashing them for slow progress.

The flagellate parent resorted to whipping as a means of disciplining their child.

The flagellate ruler sentenced the prisoners to public flogging.

The flagellate teacher resorted to whipping students for minor infractions.

The flagellate dictator imposed brutal lashings as a form of discipline.

The flagellate coach punished the players with intense physical training.

The flagellate judge ordered the flagellation of the convicted criminal.

The flagellate prison warden enforced a policy of corporal punishment for unruly inmates.

The flagellate inquisitor sought to extract confessions through painful floggings.