anhistous Antonyms
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Meaning of anhistous
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anhistous (a.)
Without definite structure; as, an anhistous membrane.
anhistous Sentence Examples
- The anhistous atmosphere in the room indicated a complete lack of interest or excitement among the audience.
- His anhistous response to the news suggested a certain indifference or detachment from the situation.
- The professor's lecture had an anhistous tone, as if he were merely going through the motions without genuine enthusiasm.
- Despite the festive decorations, the party had an anhistous vibe, leaving the guests puzzled about the lack of joy.
- The meeting took an anhistous turn when the important agenda items were met with apathy from the participants.
- Her anhistous demeanor during the interview made it challenging for the employer to gauge her true level of interest in the job.
- The play's anhistous reception by the audience raised questions about the effectiveness of the production.
- The classroom was filled with an anhistous energy as the students struggled to connect with the monotonous lecture.
- The team's anhistous performance on the field disappointed the fans, who had expected a more spirited effort.
- Despite the celebratory occasion, an anhistous cloud hung over the gathering, dampening the overall mood.
FAQs About the word anhistous
Without definite structure; as, an anhistous membrane.
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No antonyms found.
The anhistous atmosphere in the room indicated a complete lack of interest or excitement among the audience.
His anhistous response to the news suggested a certain indifference or detachment from the situation.
The professor's lecture had an anhistous tone, as if he were merely going through the motions without genuine enthusiasm.
Despite the festive decorations, the party had an anhistous vibe, leaving the guests puzzled about the lack of joy.
