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Meaning of appulsive
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appulsive (a.)
Striking against; impinging; as, the appulsive influence of the planets.
appulsive Sentence Examples
- The appulsive force of the wind swept through the open fields, bending the tall grass.
- His appulsive enthusiasm for literature made him a voracious reader from a young age.
- The appulsive nature of the melody stirred deep emotions within the audience.
- Her appulsive urge to travel drove her to explore remote regions of the world.
- The appulsive attraction between the two protagonists fueled the romantic tension in the novel.
- The appulsive power of the motivational speaker's words inspired the audience to take action.
- The appulsive energy of the bustling city captivated visitors from all corners of the globe.
- His appulsive curiosity about the universe led him to pursue a career in astrophysics.
- The appulsive charm of the quaint countryside village attracted tourists seeking tranquility.
- The appulsive momentum of the project propelled it forward towards successful completion.
FAQs About the word appulsive
Striking against; impinging; as, the appulsive influence of the planets.
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The appulsive force of the wind swept through the open fields, bending the tall grass.
His appulsive enthusiasm for literature made him a voracious reader from a young age.
The appulsive nature of the melody stirred deep emotions within the audience.
Her appulsive urge to travel drove her to explore remote regions of the world.
