anhele Antonyms
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Meaning of anhele
Webster
anhele (v. i.)
To pant; to be breathlessly anxious or eager (for).
anhele Sentence Examples
- Every day, she anheles for the return of her lost cat.
- As the sun set, he anheled for a moment of peace and tranquility.
- The artist anheled for inspiration to strike as she faced the blank canvas.
- In the quiet night, the lonely wolf anheled for the company of its pack.
- He anheled for success in his endeavors and worked tirelessly to achieve it.
- The old man anheled for the days when the town was bustling with life.
- Even in the midst of abundance, she anheled for genuine connections with others.
- As the ship sailed into the vast ocean, the sailor anheled for a safe journey.
- In the silence of the forest, the adventurer anheled for a sign of civilization.
- Despite the challenges, they anheled for a better future for their community.
FAQs About the word anhele
To pant; to be breathlessly anxious or eager (for).
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No antonyms found.
Every day, she anheles for the return of her lost cat.
As the sun set, he anheled for a moment of peace and tranquility.
The artist anheled for inspiration to strike as she faced the blank canvas.
In the quiet night, the lonely wolf anheled for the company of its pack.
