apricate Antonyms
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Meaning of apricate
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apricate (v. t. & i.)
To bask in the sun.
apricate Sentence Examples
- After the long winter, the cat loves to apricate on the sunny windowsill.
- The tourists chose a spot by the pool to apricate and relax.
- The lizard can often be found apricating on the warm rocks.
- She enjoys apricating on the beach, feeling the warmth of the sun on her skin.
- The flowers apricate in the morning sun, opening up their petals to soak in the light.
- The turtles emerged from the water to apricate on the sandy shore.
- We set up our picnic blankets in the park to apricate and enjoy the beautiful weather.
- The iguana sat on the tree branch, apricating lazily in the afternoon sun.
- He likes to apricate on the balcony, sipping his morning coffee and enjoying the view.
- The sunbathers stretched out on the sand to apricate, enjoying the feeling of the sun's rays on their bodies.
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To bask in the sun.
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After the long winter, the cat loves to apricate on the sunny windowsill.
The tourists chose a spot by the pool to apricate and relax.
The lizard can often be found apricating on the warm rocks.
She enjoys apricating on the beach, feeling the warmth of the sun on her skin.
