attollent Antonyms
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Meaning of attollent
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attollent (a.)
Lifting up; raising; as, an attollent muscle.
attollent Sentence Examples
- The attollent rays of the sun pierced through the cracks in the window blinds.
- With attollent gestures, the conductor directed the orchestra to a thunderous crescendo.
- The attollent branches of the ancient oak tree reached towards the heavens.
- The attollent wings of the eagle carried it effortlessly through the sky.
- The attollent tide crashed onto the shore, drenching the beachgoers in its spray.
- The attollent flames of the bonfire illuminated the campsite, casting eerie shadows on the surrounding trees.
- The attollent spirits of the soldiers inspired them to victory in the face of adversity.
- The attollent voice of the soprano soared above the chorus, reaching every corner of the concert hall.
- The attollent skyscrapers of the city dominated the skyline, a testament to human ambition.
- The attollent joy of the newlyweds radiated from their faces as they danced at their wedding reception.
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Lifting up; raising; as, an attollent muscle.
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The attollent rays of the sun pierced through the cracks in the window blinds.
With attollent gestures, the conductor directed the orchestra to a thunderous crescendo.
The attollent branches of the ancient oak tree reached towards the heavens.
The attollent wings of the eagle carried it effortlessly through the sky.
