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Meaning of appair
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appair (v. t. & i.)
To impair; to grow worse.
appair Sentence Examples
- As the magician waved his wand, a rabbit began to appair out of thin air.
- The ghostly figure seemed to appair in the old, abandoned mansion at midnight.
- Dark clouds started to appair on the horizon, signaling an approaching storm.
- The mysterious symbol began to appair on the ancient manuscript as it was carefully deciphered.
- The illusionist made a rose appair in his hand, delighting the audience with his magic trick.
- An unexpected opportunity can appair when you least expect it, changing the course of your life.
- The hidden entrance to the secret cave seemed to appair only when the right words were spoken.
- The elusive creature would appair at dusk, leaving behind mysterious footprints in the forest.
- The first signs of spring began to appair with the blooming of colorful flowers.
- The lost city, believed to be a myth, was rumored to appair once every century under the light of a full moon.
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To impair; to grow worse.
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As the magician waved his wand, a rabbit began to appair out of thin air.
The ghostly figure seemed to appair in the old, abandoned mansion at midnight.
Dark clouds started to appair on the horizon, signaling an approaching storm.
The mysterious symbol began to appair on the ancient manuscript as it was carefully deciphered.
