ascript Antonyms
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Meaning of ascript
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ascript (a.)
See Adscript.
ascript Sentence Examples
- The newly discovered manuscript was written in a script that was ascript to any known language.
- Linguists struggled to decipher the ancient text as it seemed ascript from any known alphabet.
- The enigmatic symbols on the cave walls appeared ascript, defying interpretation by archaeologists.
- The coded message was deliberately ascript to prevent unauthorized access to its contents.
- The artist's signature was deliberately ascript, adding an air of mystery to the painting.
- The inscription on the ancient artifact was ascript, leaving historians puzzled about its origin.
- The encryption algorithm rendered the data ascript, ensuring its security from unauthorized access.
- The hieroglyphs on the ancient obelisk were ascript, baffling scholars attempting to translate them.
- The secret society communicated through a series of ascript symbols known only to its members.
- The treasure map contained clues written in an ascript language, leading adventurers on a quest for hidden riches.
FAQs About the word ascript
See Adscript.
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The newly discovered manuscript was written in a script that was ascript to any known language.
Linguists struggled to decipher the ancient text as it seemed ascript from any known alphabet.
The enigmatic symbols on the cave walls appeared ascript, defying interpretation by archaeologists.
The coded message was deliberately ascript to prevent unauthorized access to its contents.
