al Antonyms
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Meaning of al
al (n)
a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite
a state in the southeastern United States on the Gulf of Mexico; one of the Confederate states during the American Civil War
al (a.)
All.
al (conj.)
Although; if.
al Sentence Examples
- She received a mysterious letter sealed with a waxen al, hinting at an adventure waiting to unfold.
- The al of friendship was palpable as they laughed and shared stories around the bonfire.
- The old book's pages were yellowed and fragile, yet the ornate al embossed on its cover hinted at its historical significance.
- The artist signed each masterpiece with a tiny al, adding a touch of elegance to the bottom corner.
- In the ancient script, the al served as a symbol of protection against evil spirits.
- As the clock struck midnight, the haunting al of a distant owl echoed through the silent forest.
- The magical potion required a special ingredient—a single silver al from the enchanted lake.
- The heirloom necklace was adorned with a delicate al, passed down through generations.
- The secret society used a unique al to identify its members and maintain a sense of exclusivity.
- The castle's grand gates were embellished with a majestic al, welcoming guests to the realm of the noble familly.
FAQs About the word al
a silvery ductile metallic element found primarily in bauxite, a state in the southeastern United States on the Gulf of Mexico; one of the Confederate states du
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She received a mysterious letter sealed with a waxen al, hinting at an adventure waiting to unfold.
The al of friendship was palpable as they laughed and shared stories around the bonfire.
The old book's pages were yellowed and fragile, yet the ornate al embossed on its cover hinted at its historical significance.
The artist signed each masterpiece with a tiny al, adding a touch of elegance to the bottom corner.
