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aiblins (adv.)
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aiblins Sentence Examples
- Aiblins, an archaic adverb, is often used to describe something happening in a doubtful or uncertain manner.
- The old poem spoke of the mysterious forest where shadows moved aiblins, casting an air of enchantment.
- As the night fell, the travelers moved aiblins through the unfamiliar terrain, guided only by the faint moonlight.
- The outcome of the negotiations hung aiblins in the balance, leaving both parties anxious about the future.
- Aiblins, the weather seemed to take a turn for the worse as dark clouds gathered overhead.
- The sailor navigated the treacherous waters aiblins, relying on the stars for guidance in the absence of clear landmarks.
- Aiblins, the ancient prophecy foretold a time of great change and uncertainty for the kingdom.
- The detective pursued the elusive criminal aiblins, following cryptic clues that led to a mysterious conclusion.
- Aiblins, the old mansion on the hill was said to be haunted, shrouded in eerie tales passed down through generations.
- The trail through the dense forest meandered aiblins, making it challenging for the hikers to stay on course.
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Aiblins, an archaic adverb, is often used to describe something happening in a doubtful or uncertain manner.
The old poem spoke of the mysterious forest where shadows moved aiblins, casting an air of enchantment.
As the night fell, the travelers moved aiblins through the unfamiliar terrain, guided only by the faint moonlight.
The outcome of the negotiations hung aiblins in the balance, leaving both parties anxious about the future.
