angust Antonyms
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Meaning of angust
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angust (a.)
Narrow; strait.
angust Sentence Examples
- The angust alleyway between the two buildings made navigation challenging for pedestrians.
- As the night descended, an angust feeling enveloped the small village, shrouding it in an eerie silence.
- His angust expression betrayed the inner turmoil he was experiencing.
- The angust timeframe for completing the project added pressure to the already stressed team.
- The angust stream flowed quietly through the dense forest, hidden from casual observers.
- The angust crack in the wall allowed a sliver of light to pierce the darkness of the room.
- Sarah felt an angust sensation in her chest as she waited anxiously for the test results.
- The angust gap in the market presented a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs to fill the void.
- The angust gap between the train and the platform made boarding a challenge for passengers.
- In the angust space of the elevator, the crowded commuters exchanged uncomfortable glances.
FAQs About the word angust
Narrow; strait.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The angust alleyway between the two buildings made navigation challenging for pedestrians.
As the night descended, an angust feeling enveloped the small village, shrouding it in an eerie silence.
His angust expression betrayed the inner turmoil he was experiencing.
The angust timeframe for completing the project added pressure to the already stressed team.
